Your ASUS laptop.
Within reach.

See the state of your machine, reach the controls it supports, and make a change without returning to the Windows desktop.

Android v1.0.3 is available Download the published APK from Arsenal.

  • Android 8.0+ Native phone interface
  • No account Direct private-network link
  • Hardware-aware Only supported controls appear
ARSENAL COMPANION Paired PC

Good evening

Your ASUS laptop, at a glance.

● AC POWERBalancedStandard · 165 Hz
80%BATTERY
CPU62°48% · 24 W
GPU45°12% · 8 W
CPU fan2400RPM
GPU fan1800RPM

Quick controls

BalancedPerformance
StandardGPU mode
165 HzDisplay mode
Level 2Keyboard
Interface preview · illustrative readings · controls vary by device.

Made for quick controls.
Ready for the whole screen.

The app reorganizes Arsenal around a phone-sized workflow. Current values and controls are easy to reach. When you need the Windows desktop itself, a separate remote session can bring the screen to your phone.

  1. 01 / HOME

    Read the room.

    CPU and GPU load, temperature and power; fan RPM; battery state; the active profile, GPU mode, refresh rate and keyboard level.

  2. 02 / TUNE

    Change how it runs.

    Switch performance and GPU modes, reach supported power and clock controls, open fan curves and run fan calibration.

  3. 03 / DEVICE

    Shape the machine.

    Adjust panel brightness and refresh rate, then reach colour, HDR, resolution, battery charge limits and supported peripherals.

  4. 04 / LIGHTING

    Set the lighting.

    Choose supported Aura effects, colour, speed and direction, then decide which power states keep each lighting device active.

  5. 05 / MORE

    Handle the rest.

    Power-source automation, remote control, desktop preferences, connected computers and the security details for the active PC.

ARSENAL COMPANION Paired PC

Good evening

Your ASUS laptop, at a glance.

● AC POWERBalancedStandard · 165 Hz
80%BATTERY
CPU62°48% · 24 W
GPU45°12% · 8 W
CPU fan2400RPM
GPU fan1800RPM

Quick controls

BalancedPerformance
StandardGPU mode
165 HzDisplay mode
Level 2Keyboard
Use the tab bar to move through all five destinations.
Remote desktop

See your PC.
Choose who can drive it.

A paired phone can request the Windows screen over your local network. By default, Arsenal asks on the PC before a session starts. You can allow viewing without input, and separately choose sound, text clipboard, file transfer and whether the PC locks when the session ends.

PC-side controls are in the current stable Windows build. A compatible Android client is also needed; check Download for its package status.

How remote access works
Arsenal Windows Remote control settings, including consent, input, sound, clipboard, file transfer and session lock choices. Sample settings are shown.

Stable Windows app Remote control settings with sample choices. A compatible Android client is also required.

One private connection.
Three ways to find it.

Arsenal on the PC creates the pairing details and controls network access. Use the QR code, local discovery, or the displayed address and six-digit code.

Windows pairing surface · illustrative address, code and device.
  1. 01

    Allow private-network access

    Open Mobile companion in Arsenal and approve the Windows prompt. The firewall rules are scoped to Arsenal on private networks.

  2. 02

    Choose how to connect

    Scan the QR code, select a discovered PC, or enter the shown address and six-digit code. The code expires after five minutes or one successful use.

  3. 03

    Verify and keep the PC

    The phone stores the PC’s certificate identity and its own device credential. Future connections must prove both before controls are available.

The QR code contains connection details; it is not an Android download link. Both devices must be able to reach each other on the network.

Your PC remains the authority.

Companion does not bypass Arsenal’s detection or hardware checks. It asks the Windows app to perform an action, and the PC decides whether that action exists and what it requires.

Read the connection details

Pinned PC identity

HTTPS uses the paired computer’s certificate fingerprint, so a saved connection expects the same PC identity when it reconnects.

Per-device access

Each paired phone receives its own credential. Revoke one device without disturbing the others, or revoke every client from Windows.

PC-side checks

Hardware support, administrator access, confirmation prompts and restart requirements still come from the Windows application.

No cloud relay

There is no Arsenal account or hosted command service between the phone and PC. Arsenal must remain running and reachable.

Companion v1.0.3 is ready.

Download the published package, then pair it from the Mobile companion page in Arsenal for Windows.

What the connection needs

  • 01
    Android 8.0 or newerThe native client supports API level 26 and above.
  • 02
    Arsenal running on WindowsClosing the desktop app also stops the companion bridge.
  • 03
    A reachable private networkGuest Wi-Fi or client isolation can prevent discovery and connection.
  • 04
    Port 51117 available locallyHTTPS commands use TCP; discovery uses UDP on the same port.
Windows + Android ARSENAL / READY

The ASUS laptop stays put.Your controls do not.

Pair Arsenal Companion with your Windows PC and keep the controls that matter within reach.

Independent project

Help Arsenal keep moving.

Arsenal is built independently and shared freely. Your support gives the project more time for careful development, broader testing and the work that keeps every release dependable.

Put your support behind the app you use.

Donations help cover the practical parts of keeping Arsenal healthy, without putting features behind a paywall or requiring an account.

  • DevelopmentNew features and thoughtful refinements
  • TestingCompatibility work and safer releases
  • HostingDownloads, documentation and update services

Support G-Helper too.

Arsenal's Windows hardware layer comes from G-Helper by @seerge. If you would like to support the foundational work behind it, their project has its own support page.

Visit G-Helper support