Keyboard Mapper

Keymapper turns physical keyboard presses into on-screen touch input, so you

can use WASD, arrow keys or any key you like instead of tapping the glass.

Set up a key once, press it, and Keymapper taps or swipes exactly where you

placed it. Even you can setup Auto Click for each KEY.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Enable the Keymapper accessibility service.

2. Open the on-screen editor and drop keys where you want them to tap.

3. Press a key. Keymapper performs the touch for you.

FEATURES

• Visual key map editor — place each key directly on top of the game

• Taps, 2x tap, holds and swipes, all bound to a key

• Auto click feature, toggle on/of by press Shift + a KEY.

• True multi-touch — several held keys act as independent fingers at once

• Transparent overlay so you can still see and touch the game normally

• Profiles per game, with a resolution-independent layout that survives

rotation and works across devices

• Works with any USB, Bluetooth or dock keyboard Android recognises

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE

Keymapper uses Android's accessibility service for two things, and only these

two: reading physical key presses so it knows which key you pressed, and

performing the matching touch gesture on screen. It does not read screen

content, does not collect personal data, and does not send anything off your

device. No account, no sign-in.

PRO

The free version includes one profile. Pro is a single one-time purchase — no

subscription — and unlocks unlimited profiles, removes all ads and unlocked Auto click feature.

NOTES

• Requires a physical keyboard.

• Requires the "Display over other apps" permission for the on-screen key map.

• Some games with anti-cheat protection may not accept injected touch input.