About TapDucky
TapDucky turns a rooted Android device into a programmable USB keyboard for running DuckyScript payloads. Users can create or edit scripts, adjust delay multipliers and timing jitter, set parameters, and keep a local library. Payloads can be run on demand or scheduled, with logs and execution history available afterward. The app also displays live device status and USB HID diagnostics such as vendor and product identifiers. TapDucky requires root access and a device kernel that supports USB gadget ConfigFS. Its role is to prepare and manage keyboard-emulation scripts on the phone and send them through a compatible USB connection; without the required root and kernel support, the USB HID functionality is unavailable.
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