MicYou turns your phone into a high-quality microphone for your PC.
Native Android client · Windows / Linux / macOS desktop server · Wi-Fi / USB / Web
- Stream from the Android app over Wi-Fi or USB (ADB), or use Web mode directly from a mobile browser by scanning a QR code.
- Run the desktop server on Windows, Linux, and macOS with a full GUI, a low-overhead CLI, or an interactive TUI dashboard.
- Configure a processing pipeline with AI and traditional noise suppression, acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), dereverberation, equalizer, amplification, automatic gain control (AGC), and voice activity detection (VAD).
- Inspect audio level, bitrate, latency, jitter, packet loss, and buffer status; mute or monitor incoming audio at any time.
- Route audio through VB-CABLE on Windows, PipeWire on Linux, or BlackHole on macOS for use in calls, games, streaming, and recording apps.
- Customize Material 3 interfaces with light/dark themes, dynamic colors, custom backgrounds, desktop pocket mode, system tray controls, and multiple languages.
- Share connection, DSP, language, and theme preferences between the desktop GUI, CLI, and TUI.
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- Download the Android APK and the desktop package for your operating system from GitHub Releases.
- Set up a virtual microphone for your platform by following the Quick Start guide.
- Choose a connection method:
- Wi-Fi: Keep the phone and PC on the same network, then select Wi-Fi on both apps.
- USB: Enable USB debugging, connect the phone with a data cable, then select USB on both apps.
- Web: Select Web on the desktop and scan the QR code with a mobile browser—no Android app is required.
- Start streaming, then select the configured virtual microphone in your call, game, streaming, or recording app.
For platform-specific installation steps and troubleshooting, visit the MicYou documentation.
- Android: Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Material 3
- Desktop: Tauri 2, Rust, Vue 3, Vite, Tailwind CSS
- Protocol and audio: A Rust backend and shared crates for transport, buffering, DSP, and virtual audio device integration
We welcome contributions of all kinds! Whether you want to report a bug, suggest a feature, help with translations, or contribute code, please check our Contributing Guidelines to get started.
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