Turn your phone into a powerful wireless mouse, magic trackpad, and smart keyboard. Experience seamless control over Wi-Fi without any cables.
Fully simulated mouse functions including left click, right click, scrolling, and dragging. Lightning fast and highly responsive.
Supports multi-touch gestures just like Apple's Magic Trackpad. Two-finger scroll, zoom, and effortless navigation.
Type comfortably on your phone and watch it appear instantly on your PC screen. Supports system keyboards and voice typing.
Connect instantly via QR code or Auto-discovery over local Wi-Fi. Remembers your last 7 connected PCs for 1-tap reconnect.
Set a custom connection password on your desktop server. Block unauthorized access even on public Wi-Fi networks.
Beautiful dark mode, smooth micro-animations, and haptic feedback. A premium user interface that just feels right.
It is a wireless utility that turns your mobile device into a fully functional wireless mouse, keyboard, and trackpad for your computer.
No! As long as both your phone and PC are connected to the same local Wi-Fi network or hotspot, no active internet connection is required.
First, install and run the Desktop Server on your PC. Then, open the mobile app and either scan the QR Code on your PC screen, or enter the PC's IP address manually.
Please ensure that both devices are on the exact same Wi-Fi network. Also, check that your PC's firewall isn't blocking the application (Port 8765).
Yes, the core features of the application are completely free to use. You can use the mouse, keyboard, and trackpad without any time limits.
Yes! The app keeps a history of the last 7 connected computers. You can seamlessly switch between them using the Recent Devices list on your home screen.
Absolutely. You can set a custom Connection Password in the desktop server preferences to ensure that only you can control your PC.
Currently, our primary desktop server is built for Windows 10/11, but Mac and Linux support is actively in development and coming soon.
Lag is usually caused by a poor Wi-Fi signal. Try moving closer to your router, or connect your PC directly to the router using an Ethernet cable.
You can use two fingers to scroll vertically or horizontally, pinch to zoom, and tap with two fingers to simulate a right-click.
Some games block simulated inputs to prevent cheating. You can try enabling the "Compatible Keyboard Input" option in the Desktop Server preferences.
Right-click the app icon in your PC's system tray (bottom right), select "Preferences", and click "Change" under the Connection Password section. Leave it blank to remove it.