Nubloid expands what you can do with Android: use apps on a larger screen with Pocket PC, work with your phone from Windows in Desktop Mode, and manage files with Nubloid Files and File Transfer. Choose the feature that fits your task.
For Desktop Mode and transfers between your phone and PC, install compatible Android and Windows versions. For Pocket PC, install Nubloid on the Android running your apps and the compatible Android receiving the screen, such as an Android TV or stick.
Use the links on the Downloads page: Google Play for Android and the Microsoft Store for Windows. Check the app name, publisher and requirements on the store page. These channels help you avoid copies and installers from unknown sources.
You do not need a Nubloid account. Local features do not require authorization from external services. If you choose an available integration, you may need to sign in to that service and grant the relevant permissions.
Does it work on every Android phone, tablet or TV?
Not every device is supported. Compatibility depends on your Android version, hardware and chosen feature. For Pocket PC, both the device running your apps and the receiver must be compatible. Check Google Play and the feature requirements before setting up the connection.
Open Nubloid on the Microsoft Store and check its system requirements. To use Android apps from your PC, your phone must also meet the Desktop Mode requirements. The versions installed on both devices need to be compatible.
Choose what you want to do: use another screen, work from your PC, organize files or transfer them. The website guides explain the first steps. When setting up a connection, also follow the instructions shown in the app.
Are Kanban and all integrations available already?
Kanban remains on the roadmap, and Continuum is presented as an evolving concept. Available integrations depend on the app version; new features will be described as they are released. Check the home page and the information for your app version.
It is a way to use your phone apps on a larger screen with a keyboard and mouse. Your main Android device keeps running the apps while another compatible Android receives the workspace. The receiver can be another phone, a tablet, an Android TV or a TV with a compatible stick.
What is the difference between Pocket PC and Desktop Mode?
With Pocket PC, another compatible Android device becomes the screen for your workspace. With Desktop Mode, you use Android apps from Windows with your PC keyboard and mouse. In both cases, the apps keep running on Android.
For Pocket PC, connect them to the Android running your apps, usually the phone sending the session. The receiver displays the screen. For Desktop Mode, use the keyboard and mouse connected to your Windows computer.
Do I need USB or developer options?
Direct file transfers over the network do not require USB debugging. Pocket PC and Desktop Mode have their own setup, including Android settings and permissions; depending on the connection, the guide may use USB or wireless debugging. Follow the guide for your chosen mode. This setup is separate from the file transfer code.
Does Pocket PC turn my apps into Windows programs?
No. Pocket PC lets you use Android apps on another screen. Desktop Mode also keeps the apps on Android and lets you control them from Windows. Neither feature installs or runs Windows programs on your phone.
Can I lock my phone during a session?
Locking Android is different from using Nubloid’s privacy shield. In Pocket PC, turning off or locking the screen through Android pauses the session’s picture and controls and protects the receiving screen. Unlock your device and follow the app to resume. In Desktop Mode, use the controls available for your session.
What affects display quality and responsiveness?
Your devices, connection and the app you are using affect picture, audio and response time. Use the settings available for your mode and installed version. Some apps can restrict display or control, so results vary between devices.
Files you import or receive through Nubloid are available to organize, find, open or share. Files uses your device’s own storage. It is not an automatic backup or a copy of every folder on your phone or PC.
On the device with the files, select what to send and prepare the transfer. Share the code or invitation with the recipient. On the other device, open the invitation or enter the code in Nubloid and follow the transfer. You can send in either direction with compatible versions.
Yes, to receive a Nubloid transfer or open a Nubloid invitation, the recipient needs a compatible app version. Sharing a file through your system’s share menu to another app is a separate action and follows that app’s options.
Does the invitation contain the files?
No. The invitation contains the information needed to access the transfer and may show a summary of file names and sizes. The file contents are received through Nubloid. Check the sender and share invitations only with the intended recipient.
What files can I transfer?
Photos, videos, audio and documents are common examples. Available formats and selection options depend on your version and transfer method. To open a received file, you need an app that supports its format. A transfer is not an antivirus scan.
Are there file size or quantity limits?
Yes, transfer methods can have their own size and quantity limits. You also need free space on the receiving device, and external integrations may have their own restrictions. Check the app’s messages and split your transfer into smaller batches if it indicates a limit.
Can I use Nubloid without internet?
You can organize local files, and direct transfers can work without external internet when your devices can connect over the local network. External integrations need internet. Apps used in Pocket PC or Desktop Mode may also need internet for their own features.
Does being on the same Wi-Fi guarantee a connection?
Not necessarily. For local transfers, devices need to be able to communicate. Hotel, office or guest networks may isolate devices even on the same Wi-Fi. Use a trusted network and follow Nubloid’s connection guidance.
Why give priority to a direct connection?
When devices can connect directly, files can go from one to the other without first being uploaded to cloud storage. For other situations, Nubloid offers the optional integrations available in your version. Speed depends on your devices, connection and files.
The code, also called a token, provides access to a transfer during its validity period. Share it only with the intended recipient. If the transfer has expired or ended, follow the app to prepare a new invitation instead of reusing the old code.
Does Nubloid have its own cloud?
No. Local operations use your devices and the connection between them. If you authorize an available integration, a transfer may use temporary storage from your chosen service when needed. Integrations are optional and also follow that service’s policies.
It does not collect data for usage analytics or advertising. To carry out your requests, the app processes operational information such as selected files, connection details and transfer status; local diagnostics may also exist. Read the policy for details.
Yes. You choose what to import, send, share or receive and which integrations to authorize. Nubloid processes the information needed to perform those operations. Local features remain separate from authorization for external services.
Does Nubloid show ads?
No. The privacy policy states that Nubloid does not show ads or use Google data for advertising. You can read the full policy on the privacy page.
Yes. Use the app controls to end the session or cancel the operation. Cancelling does not automatically delete files already received, exported or shared, or messages already sent. Manage those copies where they were saved.
Where can I get help if something does not work?
Check the guides and the requirements for your chosen feature. For support, email contato@nubloid.com.br with your device, app versions and a description of what happened. Do not send passwords, transfer codes or personal files that are not needed for support.