Android app to find your phone remotely via SMS commands.
Why "Duper"? It's French verlan (slang made by reversing syllables) for perdu → du-per. Perdu means "lost" in French. You get it.
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- Remote Ring – Trigger alarm and LED flash at max volume
- Remote Locate – Get GPS coordinates via SMS
- SMS-Based – No internet required on target device
- Customizable – Set your own command prefix and password
- Auto-GPS – Optionally enable location services automatically (requires ADB setup)
- Download latest APK from Releases
- Install and grant SMS/Location permissions
- From another phone, send:
<prefix> ring [password]or<prefix> locate [password]
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
<prefix> ring [password] |
Triggers alarm |
<prefix> locate [password] |
Sends GPS coordinates via SMS |
- SMS – Receive commands, send responses
- Location – GPS tracking
- Camera/Flashlight – Visual alert
- Background Location – Track when app is closed (optional but recommended)
Android 15+ blocks SMS permissions by default.
If the SMS toggle is greyed out:
- Go to Settings > Apps > Duper.
- Tap the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner. (Note: On some devices, you may need to tap "Permissions" first to see this menu).
- Select Allow restricted settings.
- Return to Permissions and grant SMS access.
If your phone's location services are turned off, the locate command will fail by default. Duper can automatically enable location services if you grant it a special permission via the Android Debug Bridge (ADB).
adb shell pm grant fr.sudotiz.duper android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGSRequires USB debugging enabled. One-time setup.
GPL-3.0 – See LICENSE

