Windows App is Microsoft’s official remote‑desktop client for Android devices. It lets you establish a secure connection to a Windows PC or a cloud‑based Windows environment, such as Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, or a Microsoft Dev Box, directly from your smartphone or tablet.
After installing the app, you sign in with your Microsoft account or your organization’s Azure AD credentials. The client then discovers the Windows resources you are authorized to use. When you select a target machine, the app creates a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) session, streaming the remote desktop’s display to your device while sending touch and keyboard input back to the host.
The app is available for free from the Google Play Store. Search for “Windows App” or use the package name com.microsoft.rdc.androidx to locate it. Tap Install and follow the on‑screen prompts.
Windows App runs on Android devices that meet the minimum system requirements set by Microsoft. While specific version numbers are not disclosed here, the app is intended for devices that support the Google Play Store and have sufficient hardware for remote‑desktop streaming.
IT professionals, developers, business users, and anyone who needs to work on a Windows environment while away from a traditional PC will benefit from Windows App.
Access to Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, or other cloud‑based Windows services typically requires a subscription, but the client itself is free to install.
Yes, external keyboards and mice that pair with your Android device are supported.
All sessions use Microsoft’s standard RDP encryption to protect data in transit.









