Bluetooth Shortcut Keyboard
A macro pad for a work computer that will not let you install one. It pairs like any wireless keyboard, so nothing goes on the machine and there are no admin rights to ask for. Tap a button and a real key combination lands.
- Role
- Design · Engineering
- Year
- 2026
- Stack
- Kotlin · Jetpack Compose · Bluetooth HID · DataStore
- Under the hood
- Kotlin and Jetpack Compose on Android's BluetoothHidDevice profile, so the computer needs no companion software. Layouts and settings save on the device and sync through a hidden folder in your Google Drive.
- Privacy & terms
- Privacy Policy Terms of Service
Highlights What we shipped.
- 01
Name your own buttons
One press can fire a whole sequence — keys, typed text, a media key, a pause. Swipe between pages so your editing buttons and your office buttons stay apart.
- 02
The phone in your drawer, put back to work
Nothing new to buy. The phone you stopped using at your last upgrade becomes the keypad, and nothing extra sits on the desk.
- 03
One pairing, three inputs
It is a shortcut pad first. The same pairing also shows up as a media controller and a trackpad, so those come free with it.
- 04
Nothing to install on the computer
The machine just sees a wireless keyboard — no driver, no companion app, no admin rights to ask for. That is what makes it usable on work hardware where macro pads and macro utilities are blocked.
