Scan your Android device
Plug in a physical Android device and this page talks to it directly — ADB over WebUSB, 100% in your browser. No app to install, no account, and nothing is sent anywhere: the scan runs locally and the result never leaves this page.
This browser can't talk to USB devices. The scan needs WebUSB, which is supported in Chrome and Edge (desktop, Chrome 61+) and unsupported in Firefox and Safari — source: MDN browser-compat-data,api/USB, retrieved 2026-10-29. Open this page in Chrome or Edge on a desktop or laptop and try again.
1 · Connect your device
On the Android device:
- Enable Developer options (Settings → About phone → tap “Build number” 7 times).
- In Developer options, turn on USB debugging.
- Plug the device into this computer with a USB data cable.
Then click below, pick the device in the browser's chooser, and tapAllow on the “Allow USB debugging” prompt on the device.
2 · Scanning
Device
Build & patch
Bootloader & verified boot
Detection rules are per-OEM and property-based; anything we can't verify reads unknown, never a guess.
Root indicators (heuristic)
Next steps
What the scan does
ReadsSystem properties (getprop), the installed-package list, and whether an su binary exists
DerivesBrand, model, Android version, security-patch age, bootloader/verified-boot indicators, heuristic root indicators
Never doesWrite to the device, flash anything, run su, or send your data anywhere
Privacy
The scan runs entirely between this page and your USB cable. No scan data is transmitted, logged, or stored server-side — closing the tab discards everything. (A future option to save a report to your account number will always be an explicit, separate action.)
