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Remote TV - Universal RemoteRemote control for TV · iPhone & iPad

The TV remote you can’t lose.

Remote TV finds the TVs on your Wi‑Fi in seconds and puts every button you need on the iPhone or iPad already in your hand.

Download on theApp Store Free to download · No account · No ads

Works with the TV you already have

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Including TVs from Sony, TCL, Hisense, Toshiba, Philips, Panasonic, Sharp, Insignia, onn, Element, Pioneer and Westinghouse that run these systems. Your TV and your iPhone or iPad just need to be on the same Wi‑Fi.

Remote TV with the Arrows layout, dark appearance
Steer it your way

Arrows, touchpad or numbers

Arrows

A ring with OK in the middle, just like the remote on your couch. Hold an arrow and it keeps going.

See it in · follows your device
  • Power, volume, mute and channels
  • Play, pause, rewind and fast‑forward
  • Back, Home and Options
  • Shortcuts to your favorite TV apps
Everything in one place

Everything within thumb’s reach

Finds your TV for you

No IP address to type. Pair once and Remote TV reconnects the next time you open it.

Every button you need

Power, volume, mute, channels, play and pause, Back, Home and Options. Hold a key and it keeps going.

Type with your keyboard

Search for a show or enter a password with the keyboard on your iPhone or iPad instead of the arrows.

Open TV apps in one tap

Jump straight into your streaming apps from the Apps tab.

Turn the TV on

Wake supported TVs over Wi‑Fi — no need to dig the plastic remote out of the sofa.

No batteries, no pointing

Nothing to plug in and nothing to aim. Your device and your TV just need to be on the same Wi‑Fi.

Some features depend on your TV: typing, number keys, opening apps and turning the TV on work on models that support them.

The Casting tab in Remote TV with Photos, Videos and Mirror your screen
Casting

Your photos and videos, on the big screen

Cast from your library to the TV with nothing to install on the TV — or mirror your whole screen with AirPlay.

  • Photos and slideshowsShow one photo at a time on the TV, or let a slideshow run.
  • VideosPlay, pause and skip through a video from your iPhone or iPad.
  • Screen mirroringMirror photos, videos and apps to Apple TV and AirPlay‑ready smart TVs with AirPlay, built into iOS and iPadOS.

Casting photos and videos works on most Samsung, LG, Sony, Hisense, TCL and Vizio TVs. Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV and Xumo TVs play videos with AirPlay. Some streaming sticks can’t receive casts.

Setup

Connected in about a minute

No account to create and nothing to install on your TV.

Join the same Wi‑Fi

Turn on your TV and connect it to the same Wi‑Fi as your iPhone or iPad.

Tap Find my TV

Open Remote TV, tap Find my TV and allow Local Network access so the app can see your TV.

Approve once

Pick your TV. The first time, some TVs ask you to select Allow or enter the code shown on screen.

Free & Pro

Try it free. Go Pro when you’re ready.

Check that Remote TV works with your TV before you pay for anything.

Free

Everything you need to get started

  • Find and pair with the TVs on your Wi‑Fi
  • Try the remote on your own TV
  • Try casting photos to the big screen

Remote TV Pro

The whole remote, without limits

  • Unlimited remote control
  • Open TV apps in one tap
  • Cast photos and videos without limits
  • AirPlay screen mirroring
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Some plans start with a free trial. Lifetime is a one‑time purchase.

Prices are shown in the app before you buy. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Which TVs does Remote TV work with?

Samsung, LG, Roku, Fire TV, Android TV and Google TV, Apple TV, Vizio, VIDAA and Xumo TV — including TVs from Sony, TCL, Hisense, Toshiba, Philips, Panasonic, Sharp, Insignia, onn, Element, Pioneer and Westinghouse that run these systems.

Does it use infrared? Will it work away from home?

Remote TV works over your Wi‑Fi, so it doesn’t need infrared and works on any iPhone or iPad. Your device has to be on the same Wi‑Fi network as the TV — it won’t work over mobile data or from another house.

Why does it ask for Local Network access?

That’s how Remote TV finds your TV and sends it commands over your Wi‑Fi. Without it, the app can’t see your TV. You can turn it on or off anytime in iOS Settings ▸ Remote TV.

My TV shows a code or asks me to allow the connection

That happens once per TV. Select Allow with your TV’s remote, or type the code shown on the TV into Remote TV. Brand‑by‑brand steps are on the Support page.

How do I cancel a subscription or free trial?

On your iPhone or iPad, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions. Choose Remote TV and tap Cancel Subscription. To avoid being charged, cancel at least 24 hours before the trial or current period ends. Deleting the app doesn’t cancel a subscription.

Does Remote TV collect my data?

There’s no account and no ads. The TVs you pair with are saved on your device, and remote commands go straight to your TV over your network (except some Xumo TVs). The app collects usage and crash data and purchase records to run and improve the app — the Privacy Policy has the details.

More answers on the Support page →

Put the remote where you can’t lose it

Free to download for iPhone and iPad. Find your TV in seconds and take control.

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