AVNC is a VNC client for Android.

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Features

• Material Design (with Dark theme)
• Configurable gestures
• Virtual Keys
• VNC Repeater support
• Wake-on-LAN support
• Built-in SSH tunnel (VNC over SSH)
• Picture-in-Picture mode
• View-only mode
• No-video mode
• Automatic Server Discovery (Zeroconf)
• Import/Export servers
• Clipboard Sync with server
• vnc:// URI support
• TLS support (AnonTLS, VeNCrypt)
• Tight encoding support

Screenshots

Development

Tools required:

• Git
• Android Studio
• Android SDK
• NDK (with CMake)
• For vcpkg (depending on your platform): curl, zip, unzip, tar, pkg-config, a C++ compiler

To get started, simply clone the repo and initialize submodules:

git clone https://github.com/gujjwal00/avnc.git
cd avnc
git submodule update --init --depth 1

Now you can import the project in Android Studio, or build it directly from terminal.

Read Architecture.kt (preferably in Android Studio) to know more about the code.

[!TIP] AVNC uses vcpkg to manage C/C++ dependencies. vcpkg downloads & builds these dependencies on first run. So the first time you build/configure AVNC, it can take a lot of time. If you face an error, try adding android.native.buildOutput=verbose to gradle.properties in project root.

You can translate AVNC on Weblate.

Credits

• Authors of libraries AVNC depends on (LibVNCClient, libjpeg-turbo, wolfSSL, sshlib, leakcanary etc.)
• Contributors for reporting issues, providing fixes
• Contributors for translating AVNC, and Weblate for translation hosting
• Browserstack for providing testing infrastructure