AndroidMic: open-source tool turns your Android phone into a PC mic over WiFi or USB
tom_doerr · x · 2026-09-10
AndroidMic (teamclouday/AndroidMic, 1.5k stars) is an open-source app that turns an Android phone into a microphone for your PC, connecting over WiFi (TCP/UDP), USB serial, or USB ADB, and works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
It supports noise cancellation, audio waveform visualization, and customizable sample rate, channels, and bit depth. One important requirement: you need a virtual audio cable (free options like VB Cable or Virtual Audio Cable) — the phone's audio stream plays into a virtual output device that is internally wired to a virtual input device apps can use as a mic.
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