Bluke1.1.0

Turn an Android phone into a Bluetooth keyboard, mouse-style trackpad, gamepad, or multimedia remote for a compatible host device. Bluke uses the phone’s Bluetooth HID profile, so input is sent directly after pairing without host-side companion software or a background server. Its four modes cover typing, pointer control with a numpad, game control, and media or presentation control, with all activity handled locally and offline.

Keyboard mode includes 12 mechanical-switch sound profiles, including Holy Panda, Alpaca, Gateron Black Ink, Cherry MX, Topre, and Blue Alps, plus custom Mechvibes ZIP pack imports. QWERTY, AZERTY, QWERTZ, Dvorak, Colemak, and Russian layouts can be cycled with Shift+Space, while 60%, 65%, and 75% geometries support custom case, plate, and keycap styling. Gamepad layouts can use Xbox or PS5 button styles and switch live among Native, Android, and Web mappings; the multimedia mode adds presentation controls, touchpad input, and phone-volume button forwarding.

Bluke also provides haptic feedback, OLED black mode, Material You dynamic theming, and a custom keyboard theme editor with an RGB color picker. Version 1.1.0 adds six switch sounds, restores reliable touchpad tap-and-drag, and introduces the multimedia remote and live gamepad profile switching; after updating, devices must be forgotten and paired again. It runs on Android 9 or later on arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 devices whose firmware supports Bluetooth HID Device, subject to chipset and OEM ROM availability, and connects to Windows, Linux, Android, or ChromeOS hosts; Apple and macOS hosts are unsupported.

Bluke is licensed under AGPL-3.0, and building the project requires Android Studio or a JDK compatible with its Android Gradle Plugin, Android SDK 36.1, and the included Gradle Wrapper.