VRLink

VRLink

ADB Tools,Debug Control

3 ratings
2 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 15, 2026
  • July 27, 2026

Features

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Manage your Meta Quest or Google TV devices directly from your iPhone or iPad. Install apps, transfer files, control your device remotely, and view system information without needing a computer.

App installation and management
File transfer (upload, download, delete)
Remote control with mouse mode
Screen mirroring
ADB Terminal for shell commands
System monitoring (CPU, RAM, storage)
One-tap device restart
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What's New in VRLink

2.5

July 27, 2026

- Fixes and improvements

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In-App Purchases

$9.99

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User reviews

Works with my Samsung Galaxy ADB via Wireless Debugging, pretty cool app!

I tested this using my iPhone, iPad, and my MacBook and was able to successfully pair to my Samsung Galaxy via Wireless Debugging specifically using a pairing code, before that was having trouble finding my device on the same WiFi network but after selecting that option no problem. Very clean, practical, & useful app if you want to just check on your Android device from any of your Apple devices! 5 stars! 👍
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Response from developer

Thank you so much

This is the best networking and control tool. Thank you so much to the developer.

There is a certain type of TV ..specifically, smart TVs—that does not include an option to enable “Developer Options.” In this case, what is the workaround?

Response from developer

Hi, please check the help guide within the settings. Simply put, smart TVs have a hidden setting (debug mode); once debug mode is enabled, the TV can be detected by this app and connected. Smart TVs typically do not have a standard "Developer Options" menu; instead, they use "Debug Mode" or "Factory Mode."

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FAQ

What devices does VRLink support?

VRLink supports Meta Quest and Google TV devices. It can be controlled from your iPhone or iPad and is also available on Mac.

How does VRLink connect to my devices?

VRLink supports connection via LAN pairing code or device discovery through scanning, eliminating the need for a computer. Ensure USB Debugging or Network Debugging is enabled on your target device.

Can I install apps on my Quest or TV with VRLink?

Yes, VRLink allows you to install APK/ZIP files from your iOS device to your TV or Quest devices. You can also open, disable, enable, and uninstall apps.

Does VRLink offer screen mirroring?

Yes, VRLink provides remote screen mirroring, allowing you to display your TV or Quest device's screen on your iPhone or iPad. This feature may be limited by device model or system version.

Is VRLink free to use?

VRLink is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases available for additional functionality.

Does VRLink collect personal data?

No, VRLink states that it does not collect any personal data. All operations are performed on your local network, and no data is sent to external servers.

How often is VRLink updated?

The latest version of VRLink is 2.4, and it was last updated on July 20, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle.

What are the benefits of using VRLink's ADB Terminal?

The ADB Terminal allows you to run Shell commands and custom ADB commands directly from your iOS device, providing advanced control and debugging capabilities for your VR or TV device.