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nekodroid is an open-source, browser-native Android emulator powered entirely by WebAssembly. The goal is to take a standard .apk file, drop it into a browser tab, and run it — no server, no backend, no remote VM. Everything executes client-side through hardware-level emulation compiled to Wasm.

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nishal21/NekoDroid
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nekodroid is an open-source, browser-native Android emulator powered entirely by WebAssembly. The goal is to take a standard .apk file, drop it into a browser tab, and run it — no server, no backend, no remote VM. Everything executes client-side through hardware-level emulation compiled to Wasm.

Rust
documentation good first issue
nishal21/NekoDroid
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nekodroid is an open-source, browser-native Android emulator powered entirely by WebAssembly. The goal is to take a standard .apk file, drop it into a browser tab, and run it — no server, no backend, no remote VM. Everything executes client-side through hardware-level emulation compiled to Wasm.

Rust
documentation good first issue
nishal21/NekoDroid
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nekodroid is an open-source, browser-native Android emulator powered entirely by WebAssembly. The goal is to take a standard .apk file, drop it into a browser tab, and run it — no server, no backend, no remote VM. Everything executes client-side through hardware-level emulation compiled to Wasm.

Rust
nishal21/NekoDroid
15

nekodroid is an open-source, browser-native Android emulator powered entirely by WebAssembly. The goal is to take a standard .apk file, drop it into a browser tab, and run it — no server, no backend, no remote VM. Everything executes client-side through hardware-level emulation compiled to Wasm.

Rust
nishal21/NekoDroid
15

nekodroid is an open-source, browser-native Android emulator powered entirely by WebAssembly. The goal is to take a standard .apk file, drop it into a browser tab, and run it — no server, no backend, no remote VM. Everything executes client-side through hardware-level emulation compiled to Wasm.

Rust