AndroidDrive is a Windows desktop application that mounts Android smartphone internal storage and SD cards as drive letters using the Dokan user-mode filesystem driver and ADB (Android Debug Bridge). It is built with Qt6 (C++20) and CMake, providing a system tray interface, device list window, and per-drive settings (drive letter, auto-mount, language, hide dot files). The application communicates with Android devices via ADB commands, caches remote files locally for read/write operations, and pushes changes back. It supports 10 languages via Qt translations and includes an update checker that queries GitHub releases. The architecture is a single-process Qt application with a Dokan callback implementation for filesystem operations. Key entry points are main.cpp (application startup), androiddrive.cpp (core mount logic), and dokanoperations.cpp (filesystem callbacks). External dependencies include Qt6, Dokan library (v2.3.1), and ADB binaries fetched from a third-party GitHub repo. The codebase is well-structured but has some hardcoded paths and is Windows-only.