Typing a password on a TV with a remote is miserable. BeamPad registers your phone as a Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad, so the TV treats it as an ordinary input device.
That means nothing to install on the TV, no shared wifi network, no pairing app, no account. If the TV can accept a Bluetooth keyboard, it can accept BeamPad.
Free with ads, with a one-time purchase to remove them.
What it does
- Phone acts as a Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad
- Nothing to install on the TV
- No wifi and no account needed
- One-time purchase removes ads
What it asks for
Every permission the app requests, and the reason it needs it.
- Bluetooth
- to register as a keyboard and connect to your TV
- Internet
- to show ads on the free tier
Built with
Android. Kotlin, Bluetooth HID.