I realy liked the idea of being able to conjure a bluetooth keyboard out of my laptop to use on my phone or otherwise at a moment's notice, so I was certainly willing to give this app a shot. The app worked exactly as I expected it to, although the modifier keys like "Command" and "Control" don't work. There is one warning I must give you, however: For the last two years (during which I had this app) my AirPods never seemed to connect at all to my Mac. Using resources on the internet, I was able to rule everything out but a software issue on my Mac, which stumped every Apple Genius I talked to. In what I figured would be my last attempt to solve the issue, I systematically uninstalled apps I thought might be problematic, and discovered that Typeeto was indeed responsible. I disabled the app's "start on login" feature, and can still use it if I am not using my AirPods. If I want to use my AirPods, although it's not the most convenient thing, I simply restart my Mac and refrain from using the app. Would give the app 2.5 stars if I could, and some explanation from the developer would be welcome.

i have been using Typeeto for close to 2 years now, pairing 2 iphones & 2 MacBooks so far in my experience. i have however noticed that it has never identified my iPhone as as iPhone but always as "unidentified" & i have never known how to correct it. Pairing was also flaky & i have had to reboot either Mac or iPhone for successful connection. Otherwise, it's working fine although its autocorrect sometimes can be irritating when it corrects the wrong word.

I still love the idea of this app, even if it doesn't seem to work at all on current macOS. I think their support might be on the case though; I've at least reported the error, and hopefully they might make it at least nominally run again.Older review: Like AlexSmarticles, I have experienced severe issues with AirPods, AirPods Pros, and AirPods Max not pairing well with my mac while running Typeeto, and in addition, the app stopped managing to connect with and be a keyboard for any of its known devices after I upgraded to macOS Big Sur.While it worked on previous macOS versions, it was really neat to not have to pair keyboards directly with the iOS device, but learning of the downsides, I am definitely going back to that safer approach now. I never figured out the airpods associtation, myself (thanks, Alex!), and was just deeply frustrated by the situation, for many months.

The app worked well for a while, now I can’t get it to work at all and I have no idea how to fix it.WHen I run the app I get a bluetooth promt asking me if I want to connect….Problem is, that window as well as the Typeedo connection window both vanish almost immediately after the bluetooth prompt is displayed.If I re-select the app in my dock (as it remains running after vanishing) the connection window comes back up, followed by the same bluetooth connection prompt, and again they both vanish.Moving back into the app a number of times will occasionally cause the bluetooth prompt window to stay open (sans the Typeedo connection window) and I can click connent. Unfortuantly this does nothing, as the prompt stays open with the buttons disabled and a spinning progress indicator. This window will remain open indefinitely (even if I turn bluetooth off all together), unless I try again to go back into the Typedoo dock icon. Of course, re-entering Typedo causes that blootooth window to disappear, it shows the connecting dialog, which is then followed by the same bluetooth prompt, then both windows vanishing once again.In short it doesn’t work…. I’ve tried rebooting but it was no help…. I don’t really know what else, if anything, I can try...