MicYou-Dev/MicYou

MicYou is a tool that turns an Android device into a high-quality microphone for a PC.

The tool addresses the need for flexible audio input by streaming audio from an Android phone to a desktop computer over Wi-Fi, USB via ADB, or through a web browser. The approach involves a native Android client paired with a desktop server application that can run on Windows, Linux, or macOS. The server offers multiple interface options: a full graphical interface, a lightweight command-line interface, or an interactive terminal dashboard. Audio can be routed through platform-specific virtual audio drivers—VB-CABLE on Windows, PipeWire on Linux, or BlackHole on macOS—making the phone's microphone available to any application that accepts audio input.

The tool suits anyone who needs an additional or replacement microphone for calls, gaming, streaming, or recording without purchasing dedicated hardware. It works well for users who already have a capable Android phone and want to leverage it for audio capture. The desktop server supports comprehensive audio processing including noise suppression with both AI and traditional methods, acoustic echo cancellation, dereverberation, equalization, amplification, automatic gain control, and voice activity detection. Real-time monitoring provides visibility into audio levels, bitrate, latency, jitter, packet loss, and buffer status. The interface supports Material 3 design with light and dark themes, dynamic colors, custom backgrounds, and multiple languages, with settings synchronized across the GUI, CLI, and TUI variants.

Development activity shows consistent engagement with the project. The codebase is written in Rust, indicating a focus on performance and reliability. The project maintains active communication channels including community support groups and messaging platforms. Multiple interface implementations—GUI, CLI, and TUI—suggest ongoing refinement of the user experience across different deployment scenarios. The availability of the tool through package managers indicates established distribution practices.