Andy

Andy is a cool Android emulator that lets you run any app from the Google Play Store right on your Mac. Over the past few years, Google has really taken over the mobile and tablet markets. And with all this growth, it’s no wonder that the number of games and apps on the Google Play Store has exploded!

Why Choose Andy?

With Andy, you can mix the perks of desktop use with mobile features. All you need is a valid Google account to get started. Once you're signed in, you're agreeing to Google's terms—just like any other Android device.

No More Limitations

The best part about using Andy is that it frees you from the usual limits of mobile devices. Forget about tiny screens! You won’t have to squint at small displays anymore. Plus, you can enjoy games without losing out on touch controls or gyro elements.

Use Your Phone as a Controller

Here’s another fun feature: Andy allows your mobile phone to work as a joystick or controller! So, kick back on your couch and dive into an awesome gaming experience that combines everything great from your Mac and Android.

Run All Your Favorite Apps

If you love Android apps, you’ll be happy to know that Andy lets you run all kinds of communication apps and native X86 apps. You can even access local system files and sync apps between your Mac and Android device.

A Note About Performance

Just a heads-up: you'll need a decent Mac to really get the most out of Andy. During testing, we found that it needed around 1.6 GB of RAM and about 100% of one CPU core on a 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo iMac.

Features You’ll Love

Andy also supports ARM integration, camera use, microphone access, hardware console support, desktop push notifications, and two view modes: portrait and landscape.

The Best of Both Worlds

In short, Andy breaks down barriers between desktop and mobile platforms so you can enjoy the best features from both! So if you're ready for a better way to game on your Mac with all your favorite Android apps at hand—give Andy a try!