Device Group Management

Device groups let you organize phones by purpose and control them together. Assign different key mappings, macros, or AutoJS scripts per group — and use Group Control to mirror your input to all devices simultaneously.

Create & Manage Device Groups

Open Device Group Manager to create, rename, delete, and reorder your groups.

01

Open Device Group Manager

  1. Click the Device Groups button in the main toolbar.
  2. The Device Group Manager dialog lists all your groups.
  3. Click New Group to create a group — enter a name and click Create.
💡 At least one group must exist at all times. The Delete button is disabled when only one group remains.
02

Rename or Delete a Group

  1. Click Edit on a group row to rename it.
  2. Click Delete to remove the group. A confirmation dialog will appear.
  3. Drag the handle on the left side of a row to reorder groups.

Group Actions Toolbar

Each group has a toolbar with actions that apply to all devices in the group at once.

03

Why Use Groups

Groups let you configure devices differently based on their role. For example:

  • Run different AutoJS scripts on different groups simultaneously.
  • Apply different key mapping profiles per group for different games.
  • Run macros independently on each group.
  • Each group keeps its own settings — resolution, layout, macros, and key mappings.
04

Group Toolbar Actions

The toolbar appears below the group title. Available actions:

Start Group Screen MirroringStart Group Screen Mirroring
Start mirroring all devices in the group.
Stop Group Screen MirroringStop Group Screen Mirroring
Stop mirroring all devices in the group.
Group ScreenshotGroup Screenshot
Take a screenshot of every device in the group.
Group Upload FileGroup Upload File
Upload a file to all devices in the group.
Group Run AutoJSGroup Run AutoJS
Run an AutoJS script on all devices in the group.
Group Stop AutoJSGroup Stop AutoJS
Stop the running AutoJS script on all devices.
APKAPK
Install an APK on all devices in the group.
ADBADB
Execute an ADB command on all devices in the group.
KMKM
Apply a Key Mapping profile to all devices in the group.
MM
Select a Macro profile for the group.
PMPM
Play the selected macro on all devices in the group.
SMSM
Stop the running macro on all devices in the group.
DIMDIM
Dim or restore screen brightness for all devices in the group.
Group SettingsGroup Settings
Configure resolution, frame rate, layout, and other group-level settings.

Group Control

Group Control mirrors your input from the host device to all other devices in the group in real time.

05

How Group Control Works

  1. The first device in a group is the host device. All input you perform on it will be replicated to every other device in the group.
  2. Click the Start Group Control flag icon (🚩) in the host device header to activate Group Control.
  3. While active, the flag icon turns red and all touch input, gestures, and key mapping events are forwarded to every device.
  4. Click the flag icon again to Stop Group Control.
💡 Rearrange devices by drag-and-drop to change which device becomes the host (position 1). Only the first device shows the flag button.
06

Practical Group Control Tips

  • Group Control works best when all devices in the group are running the same app and screen layout.
  • For games, assign the same Key Mapping profile to all devices before starting Group Control.
  • If input feels misaligned, check that all devices use the same orientation (portrait / landscape).
💡

Tips

  • You can have multiple groups visible at the same time in Multi-Group View — each with its own toolbar.
  • Group settings (resolution, layout, key mapping) are saved automatically and restored on the next launch.
  • Group Control and individual device control can be used together — non-host devices still accept direct input.