Bluke

About Bluke

Bluke turns an Android phone into a Bluetooth input device for a computer or other compatible host. It can operate as a keyboard, trackpad, gamepad, or media remote using the phone’s built-in Bluetooth HID profile, so no server app or background client is required on the receiving device. Keyboard mode offers international layouts, configurable shortcuts, and optional mechanical typing sounds with built-in switch styles or imported sound packs. Trackpad mode supports cursor movement, two-finger scrolling, tap-and-drag, and an LED-style number pad overlay. Gamepad mode includes dual analog sticks, multiple button styles, stick inversion, and profiles for different controller targets. Media mode controls playback and slideshows, with an optional control for the phone’s volume buttons. Bluke can remain connected while in the background or with the screen locked, and it can reconnect when launched. The interface supports Material You themes, custom colors, and adjustable vibration feedback. The app works offline and is open source, with no tracking; its operation is based on a Bluetooth connection to a compatible host.

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