
Worx Landroid for PC
Reviewed by Apps Playground Editorial Team · Updated
What's New
This update brings back a favorite feature for Party Mode users and makes measuring your lawn easier if you prefer square feet.
Version 3.1.23 · · 66.3 MBLatest
You can now fire up a mowing session straight from the app when Party Mode is active. If you work in Imperial units, lawn area displays in square feet instead, making it simpler to plan coverage for your yard.
Version 3.1.21 · · 66.3 MB
Getting your Landroid online just got smoother. The app now gives you clearer reminders to keep your connection strong, and if your charging station's signal is struggling, you'll get a heads-up with a quick way to fix it. A few quality-of-life touches round things out.

Managing your lawn robot from a desktop computer gives you a larger workspace to view mowing schedules, zone maps, and operational statistics without the cramped screen constraints of a phone. Worx Landroid transforms your robot mower from a simple remote-controlled tool into an autonomous system that calculates how long your mower should run each day based on grass growth factors, while you adjust start times and exclude days as needed. Running Worx Landroid on PC lets you monitor your mower's distance traveled, operating hours, recharge cycles, and power consumption from a stable, always-on machine.
Worx Landroid for Windows PC centers on giving your robot mower the intelligence to make decisions about your lawn. Rather than treating the mower as a simple on-off device, the app analyzes variables that affect grass growth and recommends daily operating duration. You retain full control: set specific start times, block out days when you don't want the mower running, and override recommendations when your lawn needs different treatment. Sitting at a desktop with Worx Landroid open in its own window, you can reference these settings while handling other tasks, keeping your mowing strategy visible without picking up your phone.
Autonomous Scheduling and Decision-Making
The core appeal of Worx Landroid is automation that learns your yard. Instead of guessing how long to run the mower, the app determines operating duration based on factors affecting grass growth. You set the framework (preferred start time, days to skip) and the system handles the day-to-day calculation. This removes constant manual intervention, letting your Landroid work on a rhythm that adapts to seasonal changes and weather patterns. Desktop access letting you review these settings on a larger display and adjust them whenever your lawn's needs shift.
Real-Time Lawn Statistics and Progress Tracking
Worx Landroid accumulates operational data over time: total distance covered, cumulative hours of mowing, number of charging cycles, and electricity consumption. These metrics give you insight into your mower's usage patterns and efficiency. On a PC, you can review this data in a comfortable viewing environment, compare trends across weeks or months, and understand how much wear the mower is experiencing. Users appreciate being able to install Worx Landroid on PC and monitor these stats while working at their desk, building a clearer picture of yard-care patterns without constantly referencing a mobile screen.
Map-Based Control and Zone Management
The app provides a visual map of your yard where you can define zones and set mowing parameters. On a computer, you have more screen real estate to interact with zone boundaries, assign cutting heights, and plan which areas the mower should prioritize. This spatial view becomes clearer on a larger display, reducing the frustration of pinching and zooming on a phone to make meaningful edits. Some users note that map modification remains unintuitive compared to typical desktop software, and having more screen space does not entirely solve that design challenge, but it does make the process less cramped.
Model Compatibility and Setup Requirements
Worx Landroid for computer works with specific Landroid M and Landroid L WiFi models, including WG757E, WG796E.1, WG799E, WR111MI, WR112MI, WR113MI, WG797E.1, and WG798E, requiring 5.x firmware available on the manufacturer's site. Before installing Worx Landroid on PC, verify your mower's model number and firmware version to confirm compatibility. The initial connection between your mower and home WiFi network requires careful attention; some users report setup difficulties, especially after router or ISP changes, where the app may retain stale connection states that manual resets do not clear.
How to Download and Install Worx Landroid for PC or MAC:
Select an Android emulator:  There are many free and paid Android emulators available for PC and MAC, few of the popular ones are Bluestacks, Andy OS, Nox, MeMu and there are more you can find from Google.
Compatibility:  Before downloading them take a look at the minimum system requirements to install the emulator on your PC.
For example,  BlueStacks requires OS: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP2, Windows XP SP3 (32-bit only), Mac OS Sierra(10.12), High Sierra (10.13) and Mojave(10.14), 2-4GB of RAM, 4GB of disk space for storing Android apps/games, updated graphics drivers.
Finally, download and install the emulator which will work well with your PC's hardware/software.
- Open the emulator software from the start menu or desktop shortcut in your PC.
- Associate or set up your Google account with the emulator.
- You can either install the app from Google PlayStore inside the emulator or download Worx Landroid APK file and open the APK file with the emulator or drag the file into the emulator window to install Worx Landroid for PC.
You can follow above instructions to install Worx Landroid for PC with any of the Android emulators available.
FAQ
Can I run Worx Landroid on my PC all day?
Yes. Running Worx Landroid on PC means the app stays open and logged in on your desktop, letting you monitor your mower's status and make adjustments whenever needed without relying on mobile notifications alone. Some notification features have reportedly been unreliable, so having the app visible on a computer screen can serve as a more dependable way to track activity.
What happens if my mower loses WiFi connection?
If your Landroid loses connection to your home network, the app displays an offline status. Reconnecting typically requires your mower to be docked. If the app incorrectly reports the mower's connection state (for instance, claiming it is still traveling home when it is actually docked) restarting the app on your PC or resetting your router may be necessary. Router or ISP changes sometimes trigger persistent connection issues that are difficult to resolve through the app alone.
Can I start edge-cutting routines from the app?
Edge-cutting can only be initiated when the mower is docked. The app does not support remote edge-cutting commands, so you need to ensure your mower is home before attempting to start that routine.
What settings can I adjust remotely?
Many mower settings, such as cutting height and operating parameters, are restricted to when the mower is docked. This limits real-time adjustments while the mower is working. You can set start times, exclude specific days, and modify zone boundaries from anywhere the app is running, but hardware-related changes require the mower to return home.
How do I view my mower's operating statistics?
The app displays cumulative data including distance run, operating hours, recharge count, and electricity consumption. On a PC, you can review these metrics on a larger screen and track trends over time to understand your mower's efficiency and usage patterns.
Is there official app support within the interface?
Some users report difficulty finding direct support channels within the app. Checking the manufacturer's website for contact information and consulting your device documentation are the most reliable paths to troubleshooting if the in-app support options are unclear.
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