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A while ago , I started working on a project called Vexra . The idea was pretty simple : what if I could use my Android phone to control my Windows PC without needing a physical mouse or keyboard? So I built it. It connects over local Wi-Fi and supports mouse movement, scrolling , multi-touch gestures, keyboard input , shortcuts , and a few Windows controls. No cloud or accounts needed. The Android app is built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, while the Windows receiver uses Python. I haven't really given the project much attention lately, but recently I started thinking about picking it up again. I know there are still quite a few bugs in it, but honestly, I never really got any feedback from users, so I didn't know what was worth fixing or improving. Eventually, I just stopped working on it. And considering there are already similar apps out there, I'm not sure if it's worth putting more time into. What do you guys think? Would you actually use something like this? Should I continue developing it or just leave it as it is? I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback, even if it's criticism. I just want to know whether this is something people would find useful. Website: https://vexra.happie.in   submitted by   /u/itz_noddy_ [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/14 21:29:14