Then the Java app forwards them to a custom messaging app on an Android phone to display and respond to those iMessages.Ĭhee has also presented a proof-of-concept video demonstration that shows the PieMessage app in work.
A Java app scoops up those messages from the script.PieMessage uses an AppleScript to capture iMessages as they arrive on your Mac system.I have an old 2007 MacBook that is just always on connected at home that serves as its client…" So yes, there is both software you need to run on a Mac and Android. From here, tap on 'Sync Contacts,' then 'Start Process.' On your Mac, Terminal should automatically ask. In the weMessage app on your Android phone, tap on the 'Settings' cog icon in the top-left corner. When the Mac detects an incoming message, it will pass it back to the Android. To do so, you need to give Terminal (on your Mac) access to your contacts so that your weServer can send your iMessage contacts to weMessage. "And uses the Mac's Messages app to send off the notification. "Basically, what the Android client does is send the text to a MacBook," Chee said.
Enter an email address and password to use with iMessage (your password doesn’t need to match your Apple ID). Double-click the weMessage run.command option to start weMessage setup in a terminal window. So, it's the Mac that handles the entire workload. Hit the plus (+) icon and head to Applications > Utilities > Terminal > Open. The solution is a smart hack, but the best part is: PieMessage totally works.ĭeveloped by Eric Chee, PieMessage needs an OS X client as a server to route messages to an Android device, enabling iMessage support on Android devices.
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