Monitor and control Android SMS and notifications remotely
Check the battery level of a spare phone left at home or get immediate alerts for important messages. This app monitors SMS, calls, and app notifications on Android devices and forwards them to channels you specify. It also uses a server-client structure to let you operate the phone directly from a distance.
New changes in version v3.3
The recently updated v3.3 version adds automation and quick command features, making it easier to handle repetitive tasks. The remote control feature introduced in v3.0 has also been stabilized, allowing users to operate their phones from afar by setting up the server and client themselves. This capability goes beyond simply receiving alerts, enabling you to check the actual phone status or issue commands.
Various paths for sending notifications
Detected SMS or notifications can be sent freely to any destination you choose.
- Business messengers You can send messages to bots or groups in enterprise messengers like DingTalk, WeChat, and Feishu.
- Personal notification services It integrates with push notification services commonly used by individuals, such as Telegram, Bark, ServerChan, and PushPlus.
- Other channels Support is also provided for email, webhooks, MQTT, and sending SMS to other phones.
What you can do with remote control
The remote control feature added after v3.0 operates based on a server-client structure. Once enabled, you can check the status of another Android device in real time from your own phone. For example, you can query battery level, call logs, contact lists, and received SMS history, and send SMS remotely if needed. This is particularly useful when a phone is lost or when managing a secondary device.
What you must know before using it
This app supports Android versions from 4.4 to 13.0. However, the tool is explicitly intended for learning and research purposes only, and commercial use is prohibited. The developer also clearly states that they are not responsible for any legal issues or personal data leaks resulting from the use of the app. While the app does not collect personal data by default, it sends minimal information only when checking for version updates. Therefore, you should carefully consider whether to use it in environments that handle sensitive information.
