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Android Remote Control MCP v1.13.0 adds free end-to-end encrypted tunnel

·2026.11.07 19:25

Key point

The update introduces a built-in HTTPS tunnel using Let's Encrypt, Google Trust Services, and ZeroSSL that requires no account or payment.

Details

  • Android Remote Control MCP v1.13.0 releases a free end-to-end encrypted HTTPS tunnel built directly into the app.
  • The tunnel requires no user account and utilizes Let's Encrypt, Google Trust Services, and ZeroSSL for HTTPS certificates.
  • Encryption terminates on the phone with the private key generated locally, while the app monitors Certificate Transparency logs to warn of unauthorized certificate issuance.
  • The project is fully open source under the GPL 3 or later license, with the tunnel source code available in a separate repository.
  • Users can connect the app to Claude.ai by filling out name and URL fields, with OAuth2 authentication supported out of the box.
  • The app includes a local model option to anonymize or pseudonymize data shared with tools when screen content is marked as secure.
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