Wireless ADB & ADB Manager

Pair, connect and manage Android devices wirelessly for Flutter and Android development.

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01 · Set up Wireless ADB 02 · Pair Android 11+ devices 03 · Connected and Paired tabs 04 · ADB commands

Set up Wireless ADB

Open Settings → ADB Manager. If the ADB runtime is not ready, use Setup first.

Pair Android 11+ devices

On the target Android device open Developer options → Wireless debugging → Pair device with pairing code. Enter the pairing address and six-digit pairing code in VauCode.

Connected and Paired tabs

ADB Manager separates currently connected devices from devices previously paired through VauCode. You can disconnect active devices or forget a saved paired device.

ADB commands

The terminal also exposes common ADB actions.

Commands

vaucode adb pair <ip:pair-port> <code>

Pair using Android Wireless debugging.

vaucode adb connect <ip:debug-port>

Connect to a paired device.

vaucode adb devices

List connected devices.

vaucode adb shell

Open a device shell.

vaucode adb logcat

Stream Android logs.

vaucode adb install <apk-path>

Install an APK over ADB.

Related VauCode guides

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Flutter Run, Hot Reload & Hot Restart

Run Flutter on a connected device and use VauCode's floating reload control or terminal hot reload commands.

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Android Build, Install, Launch & Live Edit

Build and run native Android projects, install generated APKs, launch apps and use Live Edit controls.

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Settings, Account, Profile & Updates

Use Settings for integrations, toolchains, ADB, account access, support, notifications, updates and documentation.

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VauCode User DocumentationUpdated 1 Oct 2026