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Remote Control for TV: Roku, Samsung, LG, TCL, Vizio, Fire TV, Insignia, Hisense
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
The app turns an Android phone into a remote for smart TVs. The developer positions it for people whose physical remote has been lost, broken or is simply hard to use, and for anyone who wants to pair a phone with a TV and start controlling it straight away.
The listing names Roku, Samsung, LG, TCL, Vizio, Fire TV, Insignia and Hisense as supported brands. Controlling a TV requires the phone and the TV to be on the same Wi-Fi network.
The build we hold is Universal TV Remote Control 1.5.9 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The developer says you can manage more than one television from a single remote dashboard, so a household with several smart TVs does not need a separate remote screen for each set.
Because the control runs on the phone, the physical remote can stay in a drawer. The listing presents the app as a direct replacement for a lost or damaged remote, not as an extra accessory.
The listing describes a phone keyboard and gestures as the main way to move through a smart TV interface. Typing a search term for a streaming app or a network password is quicker on a phone keyboard than with arrow keys on a physical remote.
Gesture controls let you move around menus by swiping on the phone screen instead of pressing buttons.
Beyond remote control, the app can stream local media from the phone to a big screen when both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network. It also casts photos, videos and music from the phone to the TV, so files stored on the phone can be shown on the television.
Both the streaming and casting features depend on that shared Wi-Fi connection.