MouseCode Keyboard is available via Google
Play.
Documentation is available at http://pantherkitty.software/mousecode/docs
What it is:
It's an Android soft keyboard that takes advantage of your current (or past)
knowledge of International Morse Code. It allows you to type any character you
might find on a typical PC keyboard (plus a few more) using just two fingers,
with minimal need to look at the screen while using it.
At the present time, you can interact with it via two methods:
- The on-screen buttons
- The buttons on a bluetooth or USB mouse (requires Android 6.0 or newer).
Example Use Cases:
- Semi-blindly typing with one hand... possibly in situations where you should
be looking at something else for safety or logistical reasons. By design,
you can pause entry and/or deterministically return it to a known state
at
any time.
- Discreetly typing with one hand while holding the device (or a mouse) under
a table, so you can pretend you're paying attention to something else.
- An assistive technology that enables people who are blind or have limited
motion to type efficiently.