The Mac half of Mini Keyboard has not been updated since 2016, and for most of those ten years this listing opened by telling you the app would not work unless you downloaded it from a website instead. That was our mistake, the website is long gone, and 2.0 fixes both. WHAT CHANGED • The app is sandboxed and ships entirely through the Mac App Store. There is nothing to download from anywhere else, ever again. • The 2016 version was built on the belief that a sandboxed app cannot send key presses to other apps. It can. macOS has a separate permission for exactly that, and this app asks for that one and nothing more — it cannot read your screen, and it does not record what you type. • Text arrives as Unicode instead of key codes. That is the change that makes real-time typing in Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Russian, Hindi and emoji possible at all. • Pairing is a scanned QR code carrying a 160-bit secret over an encrypted, Mac-bound connection, replacing the shared password in Preferences. • Menu bar only — no Dock icon, no window in your way. • New: your paired iPhone can move the pointer as well as type. Pull up the trackpad on the phone to click, right-click, scroll and drag, over the same connection and the same permission. Everything still stays on your local Wi-Fi. No account, no server, no ads, no subscription, and nothing you type is stored or logged.