Android to Windows · over USB

Turn your phone into a mouse.

Plug in a cable, open the app, and steer your Windows laptop's cursor from your phone. No Wi-Fi to join, nothing to pair, no rooting.

A laptop and a phone connected by a USB cable, with the phone acting as a trackpad

Why it works

Built around the cable

Cable, not Wi-Fi

The link runs over your USB cable, so there is no network to join and nothing to pair.

No rooting

It works through USB debugging on a normal Android phone. Your phone stays as it is.

A real cursor

The Windows companion moves the actual system cursor, so it works in any app you use.

How it works

Three steps to a working cursor

The app checks each step for you and tells you when your laptop is ready.

01

Install both apps

Put the Android app on your phone and the companion app on your Windows laptop.

02

Plug in and allow USB debugging

Connect the cable and accept the USB debugging prompt on your phone.

03

Start using as mouse

Open the touchpad and move your finger. The cursor follows.

Features

Feels like a trackpad, tuned to your hand

Touch it like a trackpad

One big pad for your finger, with two large buttons under your thumb.

  • Tap Left click
  • Two-finger tap Right click
  • Two-finger drag Scroll
  • On-screen buttons Left / right click

Tune it in Settings

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FAQ

Before you plug in

Do I need to root my phone?

No. It uses USB debugging on a normal, unrooted Android phone.

Does it work over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth?

Not yet. This version runs over a USB cable only.

Which laptops does it work with?

Windows 10 and 11 laptops (64-bit). The companion app runs on Windows and moves the system cursor.

Which phones does it need?

An Android phone with USB debugging. Android 8.0 or newer.

Put your phone to work.

Get the Android app and the Windows companion, then plug in.

All releases · Version 1.0.0