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Find your kind of TV.
Connect supported Samsung, LG, Roku, Fire TV, Android TV, Google TV, Apple TV, Hisense, and Vizio devices.
Remote Control for TVOne remote.
A whole living room.
Bring your supported TVs and streaming devices together on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac.
iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch · Mac
Get straight to the good part.
Navigate, launch apps, and switch inputs where your TV supports them. Check the compatibility guide for details.
Keep control close.
Use widgets, Apple Watch controls, and Siri Shortcuts for supported actions.
What You Can Do with the App
Control your TVs and streaming devices from iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, or Mac. Save multiple devices and switch between rooms without looking for another remote.
- Everyday controls. Navigation, playback, volume, and power, with touchpad navigation on supported Apple TV and LG devices.
- Less typing on the TV. Enter text, launch apps, and switch inputs where your TV supports those actions.
- Quick access. Use widgets, Apple Watch, and Siri Shortcuts for frequently used controls.
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Supported TV Platforms
Choose your platform to check pairing, power, text entry, app launching, and other features. Availability varies by model, firmware, and TV settings.
How to Connect a TV in the App
- Connect your iPhone or iPad and TV to the same trusted local network. Turn the TV on.
- Open Remote Control for TV, allow Local Network access, and choose your TV platform.
- Follow the TV’s approval or PIN prompt, then save the device.
Open the TV setup guides for your model. No Remote Helper is needed for TV pairing.
Apple Watch, Mac, and Siri
Use your saved TVs from Apple Watch or Mac. Add widgets or create Shortcuts for Send Key, Turn On, Launch App, and Switch Input where the saved TV supports the action.
See the Apple Watch guide and Siri Shortcuts guide for supported actions and setup.
Custom Apps
Add missing launchers on Samsung, Android TV, and Google TV using the custom TV apps reference.
Troubleshooting
- TV missing or pairing refused? Start with the troubleshooting hub or your brand’s setup guide.
- Power or an app action unavailable? Check known limitations and your TV’s compatibility details.
- Choosing between remote apps? Compare with SmartThings, LG ThinQ, Roku, or Apple TV Remote.
Requirements
A supported TV or streaming device and your Apple device must be reachable on the same local network. See the App Store information below for current device requirements and Local Network Security for pairing and privacy details.
App Store details
Checked September 30, 2026. Availability, pricing, and requirements can change; the App Store listing has the latest details.
| Detail | App Store listing |
|---|---|
| Name | TV Remote Control — Universal |
| Version checked | 2609.5 |
| iOS / iPadOS requirement | 17.0 or later |
| Download price | Free download; see the listing for in-app purchases |
| Source | View TV Remote Control — Universal on the App Store |
Common questions
What TVs and streaming devices does Remote Control for TV work with?
Remote Control for TV works with Samsung Smart TVs, LG webOS TVs, Apple TV, Roku devices, Fire TV devices, Android TV and Google TV devices, Hisense TVs, and Vizio TVs supported by the app.
Does the app use Wi-Fi or infrared?
The app connects over Wi-Fi on your local network. It does not need line-of-sight like a traditional infrared remote.
Can I use widgets, Siri Shortcuts, and App Intents with the app?
Yes. The app supports Home Screen widgets, Lock Screen widgets on supported iOS versions, and Siri Shortcuts and App Intents for actions such as Send Key, Turn On, Launch App, and Switch Input on supported devices.
Is there an Apple Watch app or Mac app?
Yes. The app includes an Apple Watch app for quick keypad control on every supported device family, with app launching on supported brands and source switching on supported LG and Hisense TVs, plus a macOS app for controlling saved devices from your Mac.
Can I control more than one TV?
Yes. You can save multiple devices and switch between TVs or streaming boxes from the same iPhone or iPad.
Where can I find setup instructions for my TV?
Open the TV connection guide hub to find step-by-step setup and troubleshooting pages for Apple TV, Samsung, LG, Roku, Fire TV, Android TV, Hisense, and Vizio.
Help from the maker
A little help goes a long way.
Start with the guide, or get in touch with the developer.