Typeeto: remote BT keyboard

Typeeto: remote BT keyboard

by Eltima
4.0 Β· 0 ratings
7.99 USD Download from Mac App Store
v1.6 Β· Updated 2 months ago Β· 0 Bytes Β· Released May 2015

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Key Features

🎡 Audio / Music
πŸ€– AI Powered
✨ Filters & Effects
⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts
πŸ–₯️ Terminal / CLI
πŸ—œοΈ Archive / Compress
Typeeto: remote BT keyboard

About Typeeto: remote BT keyboard

Typeeto is an app that enables you to use your Mac keyboard as a Bluetooth keyboard for other devices such as iPad, iPhone, Apple TV, Android device, etc. Now use a full-scale keyboard to type in a text and it will be displayed real-time on your device screen. You do not need to install any other apps on your device – just connect it to Mac and start typing. With Typeeto you can: β€’ Write long messages on Mac and send them from mobile devices β€’ Copy-paste a text from Mac to connected devices β€’ Use a full-scale keyboard to manage your Apple TV or game consoles connected to TV (except PS3 & PS4) β€’ Manage music playback on your devices Why Typeeto? β€’ Connect any number of devices to Mac β€’ Switch between devices in a single click or a hot key press β€’ Save your time & effort - you do not need to set up an extra keyboard separately To start working with Typeeto follow this 3 simple steps: β€’ Turn on Bluetooth on Mac and a device you’d like to connect, make sure that both of them are discoverable β€’ Go to Bluetooth settings on Mac and pair the device β€’ Connect your device to Mac. Remember that for iOS and Android devices connection has to be initiated from them first. That's it! Your device is connected - start typing away. Additional features: β€’ Select between Dark & Light themes β€’ Make use of sound effects β€’ Designate a hotkey to each device β€’ The device’s type is detected automatically, but you can always change it in Preferences β€’ Native support for Apple’s new M1 chips. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us on [email protected]. We are happy to help you. Your feedback is welcome; we assure it will be taken into account in our next release.