Wireless control
Use your phone as a touch surface to control your computer over your local network.
Turn your phone into a wireless mouse for your Windows computer. No cable, no complicated setup — just connect and take control.
Windows desktop server · Latest version
A straightforward companion app that turns your phone into a convenient remote mouse.
Use your phone as a touch surface to control your computer over your local network.
Scan your local network to help discover a running PhoneMouse server.
Run the desktop server on your computer, then connect from your phone.
A focused tool designed to do one job without unnecessary complexity.
Both devices need to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
Download and install PhoneMouse on your Windows computer. Start the server from the system tray.
Open PhoneMouse on your phone. Enter your PC's local IP address or use Scan LAN.
Once connected, use your phone as a wireless mouse for your computer.
Download the PhoneMouse desktop server and connect your phone in minutes.
Yes. Your phone and Windows PC need to be connected to the same local network for the standard connection to work.
Make sure the desktop server is running, both devices are on the same network, and your Windows firewall allows PhoneMouse. Network settings can also block local discovery; if scanning does not work, try entering the PC's local IP address manually.
The current desktop server uses TCP port 8765 for the connection and UDP port 8766 for LAN discovery. Your firewall or router may need to allow local network traffic on these ports.
The connection is designed for your local network. You do not need to create a cloud account to connect your phone to your PC.