๐ง Algmali ADB Link โ Execute ADB Commands from One Android to Another (No PC, No Root) Algmali ADB Link is a simple but powerful method that enables any Android device to send ADB commands to another Android device without root and without using a computer. It combines existing Android apps and hardware (like OTG) in a new way to create a direct ADB bridge between two devices.
๐ Features ๐ Run ADB commands from one phone to another via USB-C cable.
๐งฑ No root required on either device.
๐ป No need for a computer.
๐ฑ Useful for phone technicians, testers, modders, and advanced users.
โ๏ธ Works with any ADB-compatible Android device.
๐งฐ Requirements Device Role Requirements Sender Device (acts like PC) Android device with ADB client app (e.g. Termux + ADB binaries, LADB, WebADB) Receiver Device (target) USB debugging enabled, authorized, connected via USB-C or OTG Hardware USB-C to USB-C cable, or USB-A to OTG adapter + cable
๐งช How It Works Connect both devices via USB-C to USB-C (or OTG + USB-A to C).
Open the ADB client app on the sender device (like Termux or LADB).
Verify the connection (adb devices) โ the target device should appear.
Run your desired ADB commands (e.g. adb shell, adb install, adb push, etc.).
Done โ full ADB control without a computer.
๐ท Example Use Case bash ูุณุฎ ุชุญุฑูุฑ adb devices adb shell settings put global airplane_mode_on 1 adb shell am broadcast -a android.intent.action.AIRPLANE_MODE โ Why It Matters Most Android-to-Android ADB setups require:
Root access โ
Developer tools โ
Advanced configuration โ
This method removes all that. You just need:
A USB cable
A few free apps
Your brain ๐ง
๐ Security Note Always confirm USB authorization on the target device. Avoid using this method with untrusted apps or third-party ADB wrappers.
๐ข Credits Discovered and documented by: Algmali Special thanks to the Android open-source community for the tools that made this method possible.