Python Mouse is a lightweight Android utility that lets you control and test mouse input behavior from Python scripts or a mobile interface. It supports remote control over Wi-Fi, local USB/OTG input testing and simple script-driven pointer events designed for developers and testers who need to simulate or validate pointer behavior.
Key features
Remote control: accept pointer and click events from a Python client over a network connection with explicit user session approval. Script integration: run Python scripts that simulate mouse movement and button actions for automation and testing. Input testing: verify pointer responsiveness with configurable speed, smoothing and event timing. Security: connections require explicit user approval and remain active only during an approved session. The Python Mouse implementation focuses on minimal permissions and clear session controls to keep testing safe.
How to use
Open Python Mouse, grant the requested permissions, and follow the on-screen pairing steps to connect a Python client or enable USB input testing. Use the provided examples to send basic pointer commands, adapt scripts to your workflow, and close inactive sessions to conserve resources.
