Your phone is the remote.
Turn your Android device into a wireless keyboard, mouse, touchpad, gamepad, and TV remote. Connects directly over Bluetooth — no Wi-Fi required, no companion software on the target device.
Six input modes. One app.
Keyboard, mouse, touchpad, TV remote, air mouse, and gamepad — all in a single app, switching between modes instantly.
Keyboard & Numpad
Type passwords, search queries, URLs, and messages directly from your phone. Full numpad for spreadsheets and data entry.
Touchpad & Mouse
Cursor control with left and right click, smooth scrolling, and precise navigation — works like a laptop trackpad.
TV Remote
D-pad navigation, home and back buttons, media controls, and volume adjustment for Android TV and Google TV.
Air Mouse
Control the cursor using your phone's motion sensors. Tilt and move your phone to navigate on supported devices.
Gamepad
Use your phone as a Bluetooth game controller for compatible devices and media centers.
Multi-device switching
Pair and save multiple devices. Switch between them instantly with one tap. Auto-reconnects to your last device.
No Wi-Fi. No server software. No setup on the target.
OneLink uses standard Bluetooth HID protocols. Your phone appears as a real wireless keyboard and mouse to the connected device.
Pair over Bluetooth
Open OneLink Remote and start advertising. On the target device, go to Bluetooth settings and pair with your phone.
Connect
Once paired, the target device recognizes your phone as a standard Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. No apps or drivers needed on the target.
Control
Switch between keyboard, touchpad, TV remote, air mouse, and gamepad modes depending on what you're controlling.
Works with Bluetooth HID-compatible devices.
Any device that supports standard Bluetooth keyboards and mice will work with OneLink. No special software required on the target.
Windows
PCs & laptops
macOS
MacBooks & desktops
Linux
Ubuntu, Fedora, etc.
Android TV
Smart TVs & boxes
Google TV
Chromecast & more
Tablets
iPad, Android tablets
- Enable Bluetooth on your Windows PC.
- Open OneLink Remote and tap "Advertise / Start Pairing".
- On Windows, go to Settings → Bluetooth & Devices → Add Device → Bluetooth.
- Select your phone from the list. Windows will recognize it as a standard keyboard and mouse.
- Open System Settings → Bluetooth on your Mac.
- Start pairing mode in OneLink Remote.
- Click Connect next to your phone in the Bluetooth panel.
- Grant keyboard simulation approval if prompted by macOS security.
- On your TV, go to Settings → Remotes & Accessories → Add Accessory.
- Start pairing in OneLink Remote.
- Select the controller from the list on your TV. You can now use the virtual D-pad and touchpad to navigate.