Control your Mac’s mouse and keyboard from your Android device via Bluetooth.

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macOS Setup

After installing the macOS companion app, you need to grant it the required permissions and enable 3-finger dragging for full gesture support.

1. Allow Accessibility

Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility and enable the companion app.

Allow Accessibility access for Remote Magic Trackpad

2. Allow Input Monitoring

Open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Input Monitoring and enable the companion app.

Allow Input Monitoring for Remote Magic Trackpad

3. Enable 3-Finger Dragging

Open System Settings → Accessibility → Pointer Control → Trackpad Options and enable three-finger drag.

Enable 3-finger dragging in macOS

Android Setup

1. Disable 3-Finger Swipe Screenshot Shortcut

Many Android devices use a 3-finger swipe gesture to take screenshots, which intercepts the gesture before it reaches the app. To use all Mac trackpad gestures (e.g., three-finger drag, Mission Control, App Exposé), go to your phone’s Settings → Gestures (or Advanced Features) and turn off the screenshot swipe shortcut.

2. Configure Mission Control to Use 4 Fingers

If you want to use three-finger drag, first set Mission Control / Spaces to 4 Fingers in the app settings. This frees up the three-finger gesture for dragging.

Set Mission Control to 4 Fingers in app settings

3. Enable Three-Finger Drag

Toggle Three-Finger Drag on in the app’s Gestures settings. When enabled, three-finger swipe becomes drag instead of a system gesture.

Enable Three-Finger Drag in app settings

Known Issues

  • The app may not work properly when another Bluetooth device (e.g., external speaker, headphones) is already connected to your Mac. If you experience connection issues, try disconnecting other Bluetooth devices and reconnecting the app.