Connect once. Control your way.

Omny Pad turns a compatible Android phone or tablet into a Bluetooth trackpad, keyboard, media remote, presenter, numeric keypad, and calculator. All current premium features are included with minimal advertising and no recurring five-minute pop-up ads.

On first launch, review the privacy notice, choose a theme, and add your first device. You can revisit the tutorial, user manual, gesture guide, themes, and connected-device settings at any time.

Switch between saved devices

Tap the connected-device name in the header or full-screen device bar, then choose a saved device. Omny Pad releases active keys and buttons, applies that device's OS profile, and unlocks input only when the new host is ready. Quick Connect keeps frequently used devices close without maintaining simultaneous active input.

Use the full-screen trackpad

Full-screen mode gives the touch surface the largest available area. Rotating a phone to landscape opens the landscape full-screen trackpad. Optional in-pad mouse buttons remain a consistent width instead of stretching across large displays.

The built-in keyboard sends key events to the selected host while its live view shows what you are composing. Line breaks appear in the preview, and the preview yields space first so every key stays visible on shorter screens. Use the language control to match Omny Pad and the host keyboard layout when characters differ.

Function, navigation, modifier, and symbol keys are arranged for the available screen size. The receiving operating system and app decide which shortcuts are supported.

Numeric keypad

The dedicated keypad includes the standard numpad keys and a live input view. It is designed for portrait use and remains available when the phone is rotated 180 degrees. Landscape requests return to the portrait keypad with a brief explanation.

Standard and scientific calculators

Switch between standard and scientific modes. Results use thousands separators and support decimal values. You can type the formatted result into the connected device, copy or share a result, include the calculation expression when sharing, and revisit calculation history. Continuing after a result uses that result unless you clear or start a new expression.

Media remote

Use directional navigation, selection, playback, track, and volume controls. Consumer-media keys depend on the host, active media session, driver, and app, so unavailable commands are not a promise of universal support.

Choose the presentation app and operating system

Select the app used for your presentation. Omny Pad applies the matching Windows or macOS command profile and updates labels and available tools for PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, PDF, and other supported environments.

Navigate without looking down

Previous and next controls sit apart from secondary actions. Use first slide, last slide, black screen, and full-screen controls only where the selected environment supports them.

Cursor, laser, and pen

The central pointer pad keeps a consistent movement feel across cursor, laser, and pen modes. Mode icons show the command Omny Pad will send; Bluetooth HID cannot read back the presentation application's internal state.

Saved slide or page shortcuts

Save up to six named destinations, such as “Demo · 8,” and tap one to enter its slide or page number as one protected command. The current presentation must already be active on the host.

Extra tools

The more menu contains shortcut management, supported slide-show start actions, and app-specific tools. Unsupported actions stay hidden instead of appearing as non-working controls. Presenter is designed for portrait use.

Pin or auto-collapse

Quick Panel is available on the trackpad. Pin it open or let it collapse automatically. Regular mode begins with one compact row; full-screen can use up to two rows. Expand the panel to reach additional selected actions without silently dropping them.

Choose and arrange actions

Open the three-dot menu to choose actions and arrange their order. Media, clipboard, brightness, navigation, and other commands can vary by host OS and active application.

Create up to six macros

Build multi-step shortcuts from supported keys and delays. Keep sequences short, test them in the target app, and remember that a host can handle the same shortcut differently.