Use your mobile phone as a touchpad!

Say goodbye to the mouse, touchpad or trackpad you have. You can use your mobile phone as a mouse control. It doesn't matter which operating system you use.

Get started in 3 easy steps

It does not require technical knowledge. Follow the installation steps in order.

Enjoy the technology that makes your job easier.

Step #1

Download the app and install it on your phone. Confirm the permissions requested during installation.

Step #2

Download and install the program suitable for your operating system on your computer. If required, give the necessary permissions for the firewall.

Step #3

Make sure your mobile phone and computer are connected to the same network. Enter your computer's IP information in the settings screen of your mobile phone.

Configuration after

installation

Make a note of the IP information that appears in the Mobile Touchpad program you run on your computer. Enter the settings screen by pressing the gear button on the Mobile Touchpad application on your mobile phone. Type the IP information in this field and press the confirm button. That is all.

Mobile Touchpad program for your PC

Choose your computer operating system.

Windows

Zip Password: 1234

Linux

Intel Chip

Apple Silicon

Use Multi-Touch gestures on your Mobile Phone

1/2- FINGER ACTIONS

1.1 One-Finger Gesture

Gesture: One-finger scroll

Action: Move the mouse cursor

Special Mode: If drag mode is enabled, drag by holding

Platform: All platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux)

1.2 One-Finger Tap

Gesture: One-finger tap

Action: Left click (Left Click)

Platform: All platforms

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2.1 Two-Finger Tap

Gesture: Two-finger tap

Action: Right click (Right Click)

Platform: All platforms

2.2 Two-Finger Scroll (Up/Down)

Gesture: Two-finger scroll up/down

Action: Vertical scroll

Setting: Direction can be changed with the inverted scroll setting (from the Settings menu)

Platform: All platforms

2.3 Two-finger scroll (Right/Left)

Gesture: Two-finger scroll right/left

Action: Horizontal scroll

Setting: Direction can be changed with the inverted scroll setting (from the Settings menu)

Platform: All platforms

2.4 Two-finger zoom in (Pinch open)

Gesture: Two fingers spread apart (spread)

Action: Zoom in (Zoom in)

Keyboard shortcut:

macOS: `Command ⌘ + Plus (+)`

Linux: `Ctrl + Plus (+)`

Windows: `Ctrl + Plus (+)`

Application: Browsers, PDF readers, image viewers

2.5 Two-Finger Zoom Out (Pinch Close)

Gesture: Pinch two fingers together (close gesture)

Action: Zoom Out

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Command ⌘ + Minus (-)`

Linux: `Ctrl + Minus (-)`

Windows: `Ctrl + Minus (-)`

Application: Browsers, PDF readers, image viewers

2.6 Two-Finger Zoom In/Out (Left-Hand Variation)

Gesture: Two-finger Diagonal gesture (alternative pattern for left-handed users)

Action: Zoom In/Out (for left-handed users)

Keyboard Shortcut: Same as above

Note: Alternative gesture recognition for different grip positions

3-FINGER ACTIONS

3.1 Three-Finger Tap

Gesture: Three-finger tap

Action: Drag mode toggle (Toggle drag mode)

Description:

- When activated, a single-finger gesture performs a drag instead of a normal gesture.

- Useful for actions like moving files and selecting text.

- Disabled by tapping again with a 3-finger tap.

Platform: All platforms

3.2 Three-Finger Scroll Up ⬆️

Gesture: Three-finger swipe up

Action: Volume up

Keyboard Shortcut: `Audio Volume Up` media key

Platform: All platforms

Note: macOS has a repeat limiter (more controlled increase)

3.3 Three-Finger Scroll Down ⬇️

Gesture: Three-finger swipe down

Action: Volume down

Keyboard Shortcut: `Audio Volume Down` media key

Platform: All platforms

3.4 Three-Finger Scroll Right ➡️

Gesture: Three-finger swipe right

Action: Media pause/resume (Audio Pause/Play Toggle)

Keyboard Shortcut: `Audio Pause` media key

Platform: All platforms

Usage: Works in media players like Spotify, YouTube, VLC

3.5 Three-Finger Scroll Left ⬅️

Gesture: Three-finger swipe left

Action: Mute/Unmute Toggle

Keyboard Shortcut: `Audio Mute` media key

Platform: All platforms

Usage: To instantly mute system sound

3.6 Three-Finger Special Gesture - Paste 📋

Gesture: Three-finger special pattern (one finger up, two fingers down)

Action: Paste from Clipboard

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Command ⌘ + V`

Linux: `Ctrl + V`

Windows: `Ctrl + V`

Usage: Paste copied text or file

3.7 Three-Finger Gesture - Copy 📄

Gesture: Three-finger pattern (one finger down, two fingers up)

Action: Copy (Copy to Clipboard)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Command ⌘ + C`

Linux: `Ctrl + C`

Windows: `Ctrl + C`

Usage: Copy selected text or file

4-FINGER ACTIONS

4.1 Four-Finger Tap

Gesture: Four-finger tap

Action: Middle click (Middle Click / Mouse Button 3)

Platform: All platforms

Usage:

- Open links in a new tab in the browser

- Close tabs

- Scroll quickly with the scroll bar

4.2 Four-Finger Scroll Up ⬆️ - Mission Control

Gesture: Four-finger swipe up

Action: Open task view (Mission Control / Task View / Overview)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `F3` (Mission Control)

Linux: `Super + Tab` (Overview/Activities - GNOME, KDE)

Windows: `Win + Tab` (Task View)

Usage: View all open windows and switch between them

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with dynamic limiter (one-time action)

4.3 Four-Finger Scroll Down ⬇️ - App Switcher

Gesture: Four-finger swipe down

Action: Application switcher (similar to App Switcher / Alt+Tab)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Command ⌘ + Tab`

Linux: `Alt + Tab`

Windows: `Alt + Tab`

Usage: Quickly switch between open applications

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with dynamic limiter (one-time action)

4.4 Four-Finger Scroll Right ➡️ - Workspace Next

Gesture: Four Swipe right

Action: Switch to next workspace (Next Workspace / Virtual Desktop)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Ctrl + Right`

Linux: `Ctrl + Alt + Right`

Windows: `Ctrl + Win + Right`

Usage: Switch to the virtual desktop on the right

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with a dynamic limiter (one-time action)

4.5 Four-Finger Scroll Left ⬅️ - Workspace Previous

Movement: Four-finger swipe left

Action: Switch to previous workspace (Previous Workspace / Virtual Desktop)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Ctrl + Left`

Linux: `Ctrl + Alt + Left`

Windows: `Ctrl + Win + Left

Usage: Switch to the virtual desktop on the left

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with a dynamic limiter (one-time action)

4.6 Four-Finger Pinch (Close) - Minimize Window 🗕

Movement: Four-finger pinch (pinch together)

Action: Minimize the active window (Window Minimize)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Command ⌘ + M`

Linux: `Super + H` or `Alt + F9`

Windows: `Win + Down`

Usage: Minimize the currently active window to the taskbar

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with a dynamic limiter (one-time action)

4.7 Four-Finger Spread (Open) - Maximize Window 🗖

Movement: Four-finger spread (zoom out)

Action: Maximize the active window (Window Maximize)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: Ctrl + Command ⌘ + F (Full screen)

Linux: Super + Up or Alt + F10

Windows: Win + Up

Usage: Maximize the window

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with dynamic limiter (one-time action)

5-FINGER ACTIONS

Note: 5-finger gestures are now fully implemented! They offer powerful system-level features.

5.1 Five Finger Tap - Open Terminal 💻

Gesture: Five-finger tap

Action: Open Terminal / Command Prompt

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Cmd + Space` (Spotlight) + "Terminal"

Linux: `Ctrl + Alt + T`

Windows: `Win + R` + "cmd"

Usage: To quickly open a terminal screen

Feature: One-time action

5.2 Five Finger Scroll Up ⬆️ - Lock Screen 🔒

Gesture: Five-finger swipe up

Action: Lock the screen

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Ctrl + Command ⌘ + Q`

Linux: `Super + L` (GNOME, KDE)

Windows: `Win + L`

Usage: To securely lock the computer

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with dynamic limiter (one-time action)

5.3 Five-Finger Scroll Down ⬇️ - Shutdown Menu ⚡

Gesture: Five-finger swipe down

Action: Open the shutdown menu (Shutdown/Restart Menu)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `Ctrl + Eject` or `Power Button`

Linux: `Ctrl + Alt + Del` (Shutdown dialog)

Windows: `Win + X` + "U" (Power menu)

Usage: Shut down or restart the computer Initialization

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with dynamic limiter (one-time action)

5.4 Five-Finger Scroll Right ➡️ - Window Snap Right ⇥

Gesture: Five-finger swipe right

Action: Snap window to the right half of the screen (Snap Right)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: - (No system feature, manual placement)

Linux: `Super + Right`

Windows: `Win + Right`

Usage: Split screen, place windows side by side

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with dynamic limiter (one-time action)

5.5 Five-Finger Scroll Left ⬅️ - Window Snap Left ⇤

Gesture: Five-finger swipe left

Action: Snap window to the left half of the screen (Snap Left)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: - (No system feature, manual placement)

Linux: `Super + Left`

Windows: `Win + Left`

Usage: Screen splitting, side-by-side window placement

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with dynamic limiter (one-time action)

5.6 Five-finger Pinch (Close) - Show Desktop 🖥️

Movement: Five-finger pinch (pinch together)

Action: Show Desktop

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `F11` or `Cmd + F3`

Linux: `Super + D`

Windows: `Win + D`

Usage: Minimize all windows Show the desktop

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with a dynamic limiter (one-time action)

5.7 Five-Finger Spread (Open) - Launchpad 🚀

Gesture: Five-finger spread (zoom out)

Action: Open the application launcher (Launchpad / Start Menu)

Keyboard Shortcut:

macOS: `F4` (Launchpad)

Linux: `Super` (Application grid)

Windows: `Win` (Start menu)

Usage: View and launch all applications

Feature: Triggered by scroll sensitivity with a dynamic limiter (one-time action)

Frequently Asked Questions

The answer to your question may already be here

Why can't I control the mouse even though I entered the IP information correctly in the settings screen after the installation?

If your computer and phone are not connected to the same network, they cannot communicate with each other. If the IP addresses of your computer and phone look very different from each other, changing your network settings to receive IP automatically will solve your problem.

I can control the mouse, but there are jump and cuts while moving?

Check the apps running in the background on your phone and computer and turn off unnecessary ones. Since the network you are connected to is used extensively, data transfer may be slow. Usually, restarting your modem, computer or mobile phone will fix the problem.

I have problems other than the topics described here, how can I contact you?

You can write to us by sending an e-mail to turkergirgin@gmail.com. We will try to answer you as soon as possible.

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