Bluetooth MultiLayout Keyboard

Bluetooth MultiLayout Keyboard turns your Android phone into a real Bluetooth keyboard for your computer. No root, no drivers — it uses Android's native Bluetooth HID support. Pair once and type on Windows, Mac, or Linux. What makes it different: switch the keycap labels between English and native input layouts — Taiwanese Zhuyin (standard Dachen mapping), Japanese Kana, or Korean Hangul — so you always see the right characters on the right keys. Features: - Full PC layout: F1–F12, number row, arrow keys, Ctrl / Win / Alt / Shift / AltGr - Sticky modifiers: tap Shift, then another key, to send shortcuts one-handed - In native-layout mode, small English labels stay visible on each key - UI language: English / 繁體中文 / 日本語 / 한국어, or follow system - Auto-reconnects to your paired computer on launch - No root required, Android 9+ How to use: 1. Open the app and allow Bluetooth permissions 2. Tap "Pairing mode" to make your phone discoverable 3. On your computer: Bluetooth settings > Add device > select your phone 4. Once it shows "Connected", start typing