Android app
Enconvo for Android
Pair your Android phone with Enconvo on your Mac and take its agents and chats with you. Mac chats keep running on your Mac, and messages are end-to-end encrypted. The phone has chats of its own too, so you can start before you pair.
Version 1.4.2 · Android 9 or later
The iPhone app on TestFlight and the Android app on Google Play are available in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. The Android APK installs anywhere.
Install in three steps
Google Play installs the app and keeps it up to date. Pairing works the same from either install.
Get the app
Tap Get it on Google Play and install Enconvo. If Google Play isn't an option on your phone, install the APK instead.
Open Enconvo
Open Enconvo on your phone. On Connect your Mac, tap Scan pairing code.
Pair with your Mac
On your Mac, open Enconvo Settings → Connections and click Show pairing code, or Pair another phone if a phone is already paired. Scan the code, and the phone signs in with your Mac's Enconvo account.
Install the APK instead
For phones without Google Play, or where Enconvo isn't listed there. Android asks once before it lets your browser install apps.
- Tap Download APK on your phone. If your browser warns about the file type, choose Download anyway.
- Open the downloaded file. When Android asks, allow your browser to install unknown apps, then tap Install.
The APK checks for updates and installs them for you. You can also download the latest APK here and install it over the app you have.
What you need
- A Mac running Enconvo, signed in to your Enconvo account. Pairing signs the phone in to the same account.
- An Android phone with Android 9 or later.
- Internet on both devices. They don't have to share a Wi-Fi network.
Don't have Enconvo on your Mac yet? Download for macOS
On an iPhone?
The Enconvo iPhone app is in beta on TestFlight. It pairs with your Mac the same way.