Updated for May 2026

OneMouse

OneMouse lets you use your PC mouse, keyboard, clipboard, and files with Android. It finds your PC on the same Wi-Fi or LAN using mDNS first, with UDP fallback when needed.

Start pairing Troubleshoot

QR pairing mDNS + UDP Wi-Fi/LAN Power control Clipboard sync Quick Drop

What Changed

The site now follows the current app flow.

The current flow is power, permissions, device discovery, pairing, phone placement, and input handoff. Wi-Fi/LAN is the supported user path. USB/ADB is no longer presented as a user connection option.

Pairing

QR or 6-digit pairing

Use the QR code or 6-digit code shown at the bottom of the PC app to pair the Android device.

Discovery

Search when you need it

Run device search from the app. mDNS is tried first, and UDP fallback helps when the network blocks mDNS.

Power

Stop background work

The Android power button turns the OneMouse runtime on or off, including discovery and input receivers.

Quick Drop

Drop files from anywhere

Drop files onto the small PC drop zone to send them to the selected Android device. Move the zone anywhere and toggle it with Ctrl + Alt + D.

Battery

Battery setting shortcut

Open Android battery optimization settings from the app when the connection drops after the screen turns off.

Pro

Purchase and restore

OneMouse Pro is handled through Google Play Billing in the Android app.

Return

Cursor recovery shortcut

If the cursor does not return from Android, press Ctrl + Alt + Backspace on the PC.

Product Flow

Discovery, pairing, placement, and input handoff.

You do not need to manage ports or transports manually. Follow the screens in the PC and Android apps.

Find the PC

Detect PCs on the same local network with mDNS and UDP fallback.

Pair safely

Enable Accessibility first, then pair with a QR scan or 6-digit code.

Place the phone

Choose the PC screen edge where the Android device should be entered.

Use input and transfer

Mouse, keyboard, and clipboard move between devices. PC files can be sent from the transfer screen or the Quick Drop zone.

Demo

Watch the current onboarding flow.

The demo shows the real app flow: PC launch, Android permissions, pairing, placement, and input handoff.

Watch on YouTube

Screens

Real app screens show the first connection steps.

Turn on OneMouse, check permissions, find the PC, pair with QR or code, place Android on a PC screen edge, then move the cursor across that edge.

1. Power and permission Turn on the Android app power button and enable Accessibility.

2. Find the PC Search on the same Wi-Fi/LAN. mDNS is first and UDP is fallback.

3. QR or code Confirm the PC using the QR code or 6-digit code.

4. Placement and input Place Android on a PC edge and move the cursor across it. Use Quick Drop when you want to send files without opening the transfer screen.

OneMouse PC dashboard showing a 6-digit pairing code and QR code — Pairing code and QR code in the PC app

Android pairing screen showing a detected PC — Start pairing from the detected PC

PC screen for placing Android around the monitor edge — Place Android around the PC monitor edge

Connection Paths

The main path is local Wi-Fi or LAN.

OneMouse works on the same local network. Guest Wi-Fi, AP isolation, company networks, or firewalls can block discovery or direct connection.

Wi-Fi / LAN mDNS discovery first, UDP discovery fallback

Discovery fallback UDP is kept for networks where mDNS is blocked

Security flow Only paired devices can use input, file, and clipboard channels

Free / Pro

Basic connection is Free. Repeated use expands with Pro.

Free keeps the core connection and input flow. Pro removes ads and repeated-use limits for transfer and device switching.

Free Bottom banner, one PC, limited transfer

Pro No ads, multiple PCs, unlimited transfer

Compare Free / Pro

Download

Install both the Windows app and the Android app.

Android 8.0 or later is targeted. Windows 10 and Windows 11 are the primary PC environments.

Windows

Checking the latest setup file.

Download Windows

APK

Android

Enable Accessibility and notification permission, then pair with your PC.

Get Android