Keyperch in One Line
Your phone on a desk stand becomes a touch deck for your PC.
Short Description
Keyperch turns an Android phone on a desk stand into a touch deck for a Windows PC. It pairs as a Bluetooth keyboard, so its tiles send hotkeys and media keys with nothing installed on the PC. It also controls Home Assistant and shows what is playing on the phone. A free Windows app adds live PC stats and a drag-and-drop deck editor.
Longer Description
Keyperch is for people who want a panel of shortcut buttons without buying a hardware deck or installing software on their PC. The phone pairs with Windows as an ordinary Bluetooth keyboard, so a tap on a tile sends a shortcut, a media key or a short macro.
The deck is built for a phone that lives on a desk stand. It notices the stand, dims when nobody touches it, shifts a few pixels to spread screen wear, and shows over the lock screen. Home Assistant tiles control lights, switches and scenes, and a now-playing panel shows the music playing on the phone.
Keyperch for Windows is optional and free. It shows live CPU, RAM, GPU, disk and network stats on the phone's tiles and lets you arrange the deck on the PC with drag and drop. It pairs through a code on the PC screen, talks to the phone over an encrypted link on the local network, and needs no admin rights.
Keyperch is a free download. Keyperch Pro is a one-time purchase that unlocks more tiles, macros and Home Assistant tiles. There is no account, no subscription and no ads. Keyperch is made by Up & Adam, LLC in Columbus, Ohio.
Facts
- Name
- Keyperch, one word, capital K
- Maker
- Up & Adam, LLC, Columbus, Ohio
- Android app
- Android 9 or later, with Android's Bluetooth keyboard role
- Windows app
- Keyperch for Windows, optional and free, for Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) or Windows 11
- Price
- Free download. Keyperch Pro is one payment of $4.99 at launch. Google Play charges it in your local currency, so the amount you see may differ.
- Availability
- Android app coming soon to Google Play
Windows app coming soon to the Microsoft Store - Website
- keyperch.app
- Contact
- adam@upandadamco.com
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Names and Trademarks
Please write Keyperch as one word with a capital K. Home Assistant is a trademark of the Open Home Foundation, and Keyperch is not affiliated with or endorsed by it. Google Play is a trademark of Google LLC. Windows and Microsoft Store are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies.