This app allows you to create custom keypads that you can use to control your computer over the network from your iOS device. You start by creating a keypad layout, which includes buttons and other controls that you can easily arrange and customize. Then for each control, you define which actions to send to your computer, when the control is touched. Actions can be keystrokes, such as keyboard shortcut commands, or mouse clicks such as the left, right or middle mouse buttons. Once you are connected to your computer, simply touch the controls on your keypad to send the actions to your computer over the network!
FOR WORK
Most people create keypads with controls assigned to keyboard shortcuts to help perform common tasks. For example, the keyboard shortcuts for copy, cut, and paste, are common to most programs. So using this app, you can create a simple keypad layout with three buttons, assigning each button to one of these keyboard shortcuts. Then with your new keypad, you can send copy, cut, or paste commands to your computer, just as if you were typing directly on your computer!
FOR PLAY
Gamers can use this app to create custom keypads to control their computer games!
FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE
You can create as many keypad layouts as you need. Within each layout, you can add as many controls as you need. You can easily move or rearrange controls simply by dragging them with your finger.
Double tap a control to edit its settings. You can customize the size, color, and label of the buttons, as well as other settings unique to each control. Most importantly you can define which actions to send to your computer when the control is touched.
CONTROLS
You can add the following controls to a keypad layout. For each control, you can define which actions to send to your computer when the user touches the control. You can send a different action for each type of touch.
Rectangular Button
A rectangular shaped button that you can define actions for the following touches: single tap, double tap, triple tap.
Circular Button
A circular shaped button that you can define actions for the following touches: single tap, double tap, triple tap.
Trackpad
A rectangular control that moves the mouse, and accepts gestures and taps. Note that mouse movement may not be as smooth as your physical mouse.
Gesture Pad
A rectangular control that accepts multi-finger gestures as well as taps. You can define actions for the following touches: single tap, double tap, triple tap, as well as the following gestures: swipes, pinches, and rotations.
Directional Pad
A 4 or 8-axis control with directional buttons. Each directional button can be defined individually for the following touches: single tap, double tap, triple tap.
Joystick
A 4 or 8-axis joystick control that will allow you to define different actions when the joystick is moved.
VIEW & SHARE LAYOUTS
We are building a library of user submitted layouts that you can download and use for free. Visit our web site to submit your layout!
TECH SPECS
Keystrokes
Please visit our web site for a list of keystrokes which are supported.
Mouse Clicks
The following mouse clicks can be sent: left mouse, middle mouse, and right mouse. The scroll up and scroll down scroll wheel mouse commands can also be sent, if your system supports it.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
iOS Requirements
Requires iOS 4.0 or higher
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
Computer Requirements
Your computer must have VNC server software installed and running in order for this device to communicate with it. Most Macintosh computers have VNC server software built-in, while those on Windows or Unix computers can download VNC server software for free.
