what is superscreencontrol fr?

SuperScreenControl is a cross platform tool for mirroring and controlling mobile phone screens from a computer over a USB cable, aimed at low latency real time screen casting. Once a phone is connected, you can control it from your computer using your mouse, and it supports connecting many Android or iOS devices at once so a single person can operate a group of phones together. A core part of the project is a drag and drop automation builder. Instead of writing code in a language like Python, Java, C++, or JavaScript, you drag functional blocks onto a canvas and connect them with lines to describe a sequence of phone actions, and this visual flow becomes a script that can be run later. Scripts can run on one device, run across many devices at once, or run in separate groups. The tool also supports keyboard shortcuts mapped to phone actions, real time screenshots, dragging files between the computer and phone, and using an AI model to analyze what is on the phone's screen, generate text, and answer questions about the context. The README lists its intended users as mobile app developers building apps or mini programs, mobile QA testers doing smoke, functional, or compatibility testing, social media and e-commerce operations staff who manage many accounts, and individuals who want to mirror their screen for presentations or casual use. The project is Windows and Mac compatible on the desktop side and supports Android over USB or local WiFi, and iOS over USB. Downloads, setup instructions, and video walkthroughs of the automation builder are hosted externally on a Feishu documentation site rather than in this repository. The README includes an explicit legal notice stating the software does not modify or damage phone systems, is intended only for development, testing, media operations, e-commerce, and personal use, and is strictly prohibited from being used for illegal purposes. No open source license is stated in the README.