ADB in your browser + AI assistant with no install required Android • Open Source • Developer Tools 4 93 getviktor.com An AI coworker that actually does the work Productivity • Artificial Intelligence • Business Matt Swulinski I run growth at Wispr Flow, so I spend most of my time deep in AI tools and automation. I'd been following Fryderyk and the Zeta Labs team since Jace, their AI email assistant, and was impressed by how fast they shipped product. When Fryderyk showed me Viktor, it clicked immediately. I'd been spending hours building automations in Claude Code - stitching together context, writing scripts, trying to make things persistent and scheduled. Viktor did all of that natively. It just lives in Slack, already has the context from your tools and conversations, and runs on its own. But the thing that genuinely blew me away was the proactive behavior. Viktor doesn't just wait for you to ask. It observes how your team works, chimes in when it spots something relevant, and suggests automations you didn't think to set up. I've never seen an AI tool take initiative like that. I ended up advising the team on growth strategy because I believe this is how every team will work within a few years. Not another tab. Not another tool. A coworker that lives where your team already communicates. If you're skeptical, give it your worst task. That's what convinced me.
Browser-based ADB tool via WebUSB. No SDK, no drivers, no install – just plug in and debug. Includes an AI assistant that runs ADB commands from plain English. BYOK (bring your own API key), zero tracking. Features: shell, logcat, file browser, app manager, screenshots, performance monitoring, and more. Everything runs client-side.
ADB Wrench abstracts complex ADB command syntax into a user-friendly web interface, making Android device control and inspection accessible to non-expert testers and QA staff who may lack command-line proficiency.
ADB Wrench provides browser-based Android debugging, eliminating the need to install ADB tools locally. Users can access debugging capabilities directly from a web browser, reducing setup friction and enabling debugging from any machine with a browser.
ADB Wrench offers a streamlined browser interface for executing ADB commands and inspecting Android device state, allowing developers to rapidly iterate and diagnose issues without context-switching to terminal windows or complex IDE configurations.
As a browser-based tool, ADB Wrench enables teams to share a single debugging interface across different workstations and environments, reducing per-machine setup overhead and improving collaboration on Android testing tasks.