I built an app that turns an old Android phone into a macro pad for your PC.
Tap a tile and an app opens. Tap another and your music skips. Three finger swipe, next window.
It's called Desk Deck. Free, works over your own Wi-Fi, no account.
https://t.co/1EIsFSl87k
@folarihn Hermes on the TV box is a fun use. If you've got a Windows PC, the old phone could be a button panel and trackpad for it, that's what I built Desk Deck for. Android 8+ is fine.
@founderclub2 Desk Deck. Turns a spare Android phone into a remote for your Windows PC: tap to switch windows, swipe to close them, plus shortcut tiles and a trackpad. No account, no cloud. https://t.co/1EIsFSl87k
@martin_valchev_ Just shipped version 0.1.1 of the Desk Deck Android app today. It turns a spare Android phone into shortcut tiles, a trackpad and a live window switcher for your Windows PC, local Wi-Fi only, no account. https://t.co/1EIsFSl87k
Desk Deck for Android 0.1.1: tabs no longer run into the Timeline button on narrow phones, and the window actions card fits when the phone is sideways. Get it at https://t.co/1EIsFSl87k
@_vargaalex Building Desk Deck from India. It turns an old Android phone into a macro pad and trackpad for a Windows PC. Rust on the desktop side, Kotlin on the phone.
@hyeokStory Congrats on almost 1k! Solo builder from India here. I'm working on Desk Deck, which turns an old Android phone into a macro pad and trackpad for a Windows PC. It's launch week, so lots of learning in public right now.
@spacedevin Desk Deck: turns an old Android phone into a macro pad and trackpad for your Windows PC. Local Wi-Fi only, no account. Free, with a one-time Pro upgrade. https://t.co/1EIsFSl87k
@MicroLaunchHQ Desk Deck for Windows and Android. Your spare phone becomes a deck of buttons for apps and shortcuts, plus a multi-finger trackpad. No cloud, no account. https://t.co/1EIsFSl87k