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Customizable touch controls, mouse buttons and shortcuts for Android.
Explore TouchDeckA straightforward floating touchpad for pointer and gesture control.
Explore Simple TouchDeckQUOTE COMPARISON TOOL
Compare multiple quotations for the same project, without losing track of what each offer actually includes.
QuoteCompare is designed for anyone comparing offers from contractors, service providers or suppliers — for example, before a renovation or another project where prices and included work can differ.
AI is there to help identify and explain differences, not to replace checking the original quotation or making the final decision.
Define what you need and the budget you have in mind.
Import PDF files or images, or enter offer information manually.
Use the AI-assisted overview to check differences, ask questions and decide what to follow up.
This page describes the intended product experience. Features and availability may change during development.
ANDROID APP
A customizable touch control surface for Android, with real mouse buttons, a touchpad, scroll control and profile shortcuts.
HID mouse mode requires Android 11+ with Wireless debugging enabled and an initial pairing process. Some other features have different Android requirements.
TOUCHDECK · GETTING STARTED
Follow these steps to connect TouchDeck’s real mouse controls on your Android device. You only need to pair the phone with itself once, unless Android later revokes the pairing.
HID Mouse requires Android 11 or newer and Wireless debugging. For the simpler Legacy Accessibility mode, Android 8.0+ is supported. You do not need a PC, root access, Termux, Shizuku or a companion app.
Open TouchDeck → ⚙ Settings → Backend and select HID Mouse (recommended).
In Android Settings, enable Developer options if they are not already available. On many Samsung phones: Settings → About phone → Software information → Build number, tap Build number seven times and follow the on-screen security prompt.
Go to Android Settings → Developer options → Wireless debugging and turn it on. A Wi-Fi connection may be required by Android. Keep Wireless debugging enabled while using HID Mouse.
Inside Wireless debugging, select Pair device with pairing code. Keep this dialog open. On a Galaxy Z Fold, put Android Settings and TouchDeck side by side in split screen so you can read the code while entering it.
Return to TouchDeck → Settings → Backend → Pair device. Enter the port number only from Android's pairing dialog and its six-digit Wi-Fi pairing code. Example: if Android shows 192.168.0.151:42133, enter 42133 as the pairing port, not the IP address.
Allow TouchDeck to complete pairing and establish its HID connection. The app should report Connected. If connection discovery fails, see “Connected or paired, but mouse is not working?” below.
Enable TouchDeck's Accessibility service in Android Settings. Then use the TouchDeck launcher or Android's Accessibility shortcut to show the floating touchpad and control window. Try moving the pointer, pressing LMB / MMB / RMB and using the scroll strip.
Turning it off disconnects HID Mouse. Android may also turn it off or invalidate pairing after a restart or network change.
Make sure the Pair device with pairing code dialog is still open. Enter the six-digit pairing code and only the number after the colon in that dialog's IP:port address. If it expired, generate a new pairing code and try again.
The connection port and pairing port are different. TouchDeck normally discovers the connection port automatically. If it cannot, use Set connection port in TouchDeck and enter the port from the main Wireless debugging screen → IP address & port, not from the pairing-code dialog. Then use Reconnect.
Check that Wireless debugging and TouchDeck's Accessibility service are still enabled. Open TouchDeck and tap Reconnect. If Android revoked the pairing, start again with a fresh pairing code.
Check that TouchDeck's Accessibility service is enabled in Android Settings. Use the TouchDeck launcher or the system Accessibility shortcut to show or hide the overlays. HID connection and Accessibility are two separate parts of setup.
Choose Legacy Accessibility in TouchDeck → Settings → Backend. It supports older Android versions, but it does not provide the same real HID mouse-button behavior.
Read this guide first. If something still fails, include your Android version, TouchDeck version, which step failed and the exact connection status when contacting support. Never share a live pairing code or other credentials.
ANDROID APP
A lightweight floating touchpad for the essentials: pointer movement, tapping and scrolling, without a complicated setup of controls.
Built for people who prefer a simple touchpad. Android accessibility permission is used for supported control features.
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HID Mouse needs a one-time Android setup. Follow the guide before requesting help.
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