AZUL NEX
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AVD discovery
Find Android Virtual Devices already configured in your Android SDK.
Windows · Android Virtual Devices
AZUL NEX
One PC. Infinite Devices.
A modern Windows control center for Android virtual devices. Manage emulator sessions, discover AVDs, and use essential ADB controls from one focused workspace.
Windows 10 / 11Desktop target
.NET 8 + WPFApplication stack
AlphaEarly development
Inside the workspace
Less terminal hopping.
More control.
AZUL NEX is being built around practical emulator management, with a clear line between what works now and what is still on the roadmap.
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Launch & inspect
Request an emulator launch and refresh the list of ADB-connected instances.
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Essential controls
Send Back, Home, and Recent navigation events to a selected emulator.
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APK installation
Choose an APK and install it on a running emulator through ADB.
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Display presets
Browse starter screen-size references for common phone and tablet layouts.
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Built to expand
Device creation, adaptive input mapping, and multi-instance workflows are planned.
Development status
Early access · Alpha
Features are being implemented and verified. No stable release or guaranteed installer is advertised yet.
Get started
Bring your Android SDK.
AZUL NEX currently manages the official Android Emulator and ADB installed on your PC. Those components and an AVD must be set up separately.
01 / REQUIREMENTS
Install Android tools
Set up Android SDK Platform-Tools, Android Emulator, and create an AVD in Android Studio Device Manager.
02 / SOURCE
Clone the project
Get the source from GitHub and install the .NET 8 SDK to build the Windows app.
03 / RUN
Launch AZUL NEX
Run the WPF project and point ANDROID_SDK_ROOT to your SDK folder if automatic detection misses it.