rodrig02005/emuhub-app

EmuHub is an Android app that makes it easier to download and manage the GPU drivers and software components needed to run PC games on Android devices powered by Qualcomm's Adreno graphics chips. Instead of hunting through GitHub repositories manually, the app fetches the latest available versions automatically and lets you install them in a few taps. The main focus is on two categories of software. First, GPU drivers: EmuHub supports Turnip (an open-source Adreno driver that often performs better than stock drivers for gaming workloads) and the official Qualcomm driver. It detects which Adreno series your device uses and recommends the right driver for it. Newer Adreno 800-series devices get a choice between two Turnip sources, including an experimental one. Older 600 and 700-series devices get a stable build from a single source. Second, emulation components: the app can download Wine, Proton, Box64, DXVK, FEXCore, and VKD3D from a community repository called WinNative-Emu. These are the building blocks that PC gaming compatibility on Android depends on. Wine and Proton translate Windows API calls, DXVK and VKD3D handle DirectX graphics, Box64 lets 64-bit x86 code run on ARM chips, and FEXCore is another x86 translation layer. EmuHub does not include any of these drivers or components itself. It is a download manager that fetches publicly available files from their original GitHub repositories and saves them to your device's Downloads folder. Version detection uses semantic versioning rules so the newest release is always identified correctly, recognizing that 2.10 is newer than 2.9, for example. The interface is built with Jetpack Compose and follows Material 3 design. It shows basic device information (RAM, Android version, GPU model) so you know what you are working with before picking a driver. The project is open source under the MIT license and requires Android 5.0 or newer, though an Adreno GPU is recommended for full functionality.