An open-source Android-to-Windows encrypted microphone over LAN. 48 kHz mono PCM16, AES-256-GCM, QR pairing, zero cloud, MIT licensed.
Open-source release PocketMic LAN Open-source release
Problem
Users need a wireless microphone for Discord, OBS, or Teams without buying hardware or trusting cloud services with audio.
Impact
A phone you already own becomes a high-quality encrypted wireless mic for any Windows app, with QR pairing and auto-reconnect.
Context
Open-source MIT project with full Android and Windows source, one-command builds, and honest documentation of measured performance.
What it includes
- 48 kHz mono PCM16 over encrypted UDP
- QR code pairing from PC to phone
- EncryptedSharedPreferences for key at rest
- Auto-reconnect and Wi-Fi lock policy
Technical shape
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Source
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Project notes and articles
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