TouchDroid is an Android app that allows users to remotely control a Windows computer via a local network. It emulates input devices such as touchpad and keyboard. To make this possible, the TouchServer app must be installed and running on the Windows OS. TouchServer acts as a mediator between TouchDroid and the host OS, translating input data into commands that the host OS can understand.
An older version of the application is available via this repository and on the F-Droid repository.
- C++
- C#
- Java v17
- Android Studio
- Download the TouchServer repository's zip file.
- Install the TouchDroid APK on your Android device.
- Extract the contents of the TouchServer.zip file to your preferred location on your Windows PC.
- Run the
UI.exe
file. - Now, you can control the server using TouchDroid.
- Open the TouchDroid app on your Android device.
- The app will connect to the server automatically.
- You will see a touch area, left and right buttons, and a wheel on the app interface, which you can use to control the Windows computer remotely.
Note: The mobile device and the server must be on the same network. For more information, see the documentation.
To use the program:
- Press
Start
from the desktop GUI to start. - Press
Stop
from the desktop GUI to stop. - You can now easily control your computer using your Android device as a touchpad.
Some screenshots of the program:
- Under progress
If you find this application useful, you can donate to the developer:
- PayPal: https://paypal.me/akshayaap
- Akshay Parmar (@vitaminncpp)
- Saurav Kumar (@SKR301)