Linqora — Smart interaction with your computer.
Monitor system resources, control media playback, manage sound and more — directly from your phone.
Warning
Archived. Linqora is an experiment and is no longer maintained. Do not run Linqora Host on a network you do not fully trust. In the default configuration (no shared secret) its REST API is not authenticated: any device on the same network can shut the computer down, kill processes, type keystrokes and run scripts. Device pairing relies on a device id only, and the bundled TLS key is public. The released builds (up to v0.1.6) have these issues and will not be fixed.
Linqora is an open-source tool that enables seamless interaction between your mobile device and computer. Monitor your system resources, control media playback, manage power settings, and more - all from your smartphone.
The project consists of two main components:
- Linqora Host - Server application for your computer
- Linqora Remote - Mobile client application (Android)
- 📊 Real-time system resource monitoring
- 🔊 Media and volume control
- ⚡ Power management (shutdown, restart, lock)
- 🔐 Device pairing with manual approval on the computer (device id only; optional shared secret)
- 🛡️ Optional AES-256-GCM message encryption (off by default; not supported by the mobile client)
- 🖥️ Multi-monitor management (enumeration, primary monitor control)
- 📂 Remote file browser (read/write files in the home directory)
- ⌨️ Powerful CLI for server management and configuration
- 🌐 Local network discovery
- 🔄 WebSocket-based communication
The project is archived: no new releases, fixes or answers to issues. The code stays available for reference under the MIT license.