BT Control: Keyboard and Mouse

Forgot a keyboard? Stuck on the couch while the TV asks for a password? Your PC is across the room and you just need a click or a few keys? BT Control turns your Android phone into a wireless keyboard and trackpad for the gear you already own, your computer, laptop, or many smart TVs over Bluetooth. No extra dongle, no account to create. Pair with what you want to control, connect when you need it, disconnect when you’re done.

You’ll reach for it when the “real” keyboard is out of reach: move the mouse, open apps, fill in forms, fix a typo, or nudge the volume without hunting for a remote. The app shows you nearby devices in a simple list, tells you plainly if Bluetooth is off or a permission is missing, and includes a built-in “How to use” so your first setup is walkthrough, not guesswork.

Here’s what you get day to day:
• Trackpad: move the pointer, left- and right-click, scroll, and use volume up, down, and mute shortcuts.
• Keyboard: type into the other machine, with Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and the usual keys for passwords, shortcuts, and navigation. Use your phone’s on-screen keyboard or its physical keyboard, whatever feels natural.
• Honest help when something fails: if connection drops or Bluetooth acts up, you get practical tips (including trying Bluetooth off and on when Android gets stuck) instead of being left on a spinner.

It works with systems that already accept a normal Bluetooth keyboard and mouse: Windows, Mac, Linux, lots of TVs, and similar devices. On your side, you’ll need Android 9 or newer on a phone that supports this “phone as keyboard” mode.

BT Control doesn’t mirror your screen, stream through the cloud, or sign you into anything. It’s just your phone, doing keyboard and trackpad over Bluetooth, so the thing in your pocket can be the remote control you always have with you.