TapToType turns your phone into a Bluetooth keyboard. Pair it once from the app — tap “Add a device” and it finds your computer — with nothing to install on the computer. Then type on your phone and the text appears on the computer, in any app, anywhere a keyboard works.
Live mode — every key lands on the computer the moment you tap it. What you type flashes here, then fades.
Press the keys on the phone — it's already connected. In Live mode each key lands on the computer the moment you tap it; the phone only flashes what you typed for a second or two, then it fades — just like the app. Switch to Compose and the phone shows a text box instead: draft the whole message, fix it up, then send it in one go with Send ⏎. Backspace works in both. No keystrokes here leave the page.
The same three steps the app itself shows on its home screen: Pair · Connect · Type.
Open TapToType, tap “Add a device”, and pair with your computer over Bluetooth. Make sure the computer is nearby and discoverable — the app scans for it.
Choose the computer from your devices on the home screen. It stays in your list, so reconnecting next time is one tap — no re-pairing, no setup wizard.
Your phone is the keyboard. Type on the phone and the text lands on the computer — in a document, a browser, a chat window, a TV search box.
The product, stated plainly. If a hardware keyboard works there, TapToType works there.
The moments a second keyboard is the thing you need — and the one in your pocket is already paired.
Searching a TV app with a remote means hunting letter by letter with arrow keys. Pair your phone once and type the title like a person — then press Enter from the couch.
Spilled coffee, dead batteries, a laptop keyboard that quit. Your phone covers the gap in under a minute — pair it and keep typing until the replacement arrives.
A small PC hooked to a big screen still needs a keyboard for every login prompt and search box. The phone in your hand is closer than any wireless keyboard you'd have to keep charged.
Standing at the screen while the computer sits across the room: type the note, answer the chat question, fill the form — from where you're standing, not from behind the desk.
The things people ask before they pair a phone as a keyboard.
Download TapToType free, pair it with your computer in three steps, and type. The phone is the keyboard — everything else on this page was just showing you.