Remote Mouse is a free Android application that lets you control a computer from your mobile device. By connecting the phone or tablet to a PC or Mac over the same Wi‑Fi network (or via Bluetooth where supported), the app turns the handheld screen into a functional mouse, keyboard and touchpad.
First, install the companion desktop program on the computer you want to control. The desktop client runs in the background and creates a secure local connection. After launching the Android app, it scans the local network for the desktop client. When the two devices recognize each other, you can start using the phone as a remote input device instantly.
1. Download Remote Mouse from the Google Play Store.
2. On the target computer, download the matching desktop client from the developer’s website and install it.
3. Ensure both devices are on the same Wi‑Fi network (or enable Bluetooth pairing if the desktop client supports it).
4. Open the app on the Android device; it will automatically detect the computer.
5. Tap the detected computer to establish the connection.
Anyone who works with a desktop computer but wants the flexibility of controlling it from a distance can benefit from Remote Mouse. This includes presenters, home‑office users, media enthusiasts, and people who simply prefer a wireless solution over a traditional mouse.
The app needs network access to discover and communicate with the desktop client. No additional permissions are required beyond standard network usage.
Yes, the desktop client is available for both Windows and macOS, allowing the Android app to control either platform.
The communication between the mobile app and the desktop client occurs over the local network and is not exposed to the internet. Users can set a password in the desktop client for added protection.









