Smart TV remote control for Samsung, LG, Roku, Sony, Fire TV & Google TV (Wi‑Fi)
Remo turns your phone into a universal TV remote control for your smart TV. Lost the remote, batteries dead, or too many TVs in the house? Connect over Wi‑Fi and control your Samsung, LG, Roku, Sony, Vizio, Android TV, Google TV or Amazon Fire TV in seconds – no extra hardware needed.
WORKS WITH YOUR SMART TV
• Samsung TV remote (Tizen smart TVs)
• LG TV remote (webOS)
• Roku remote for Roku TV (TCL, Hisense, onn and other Roku TVs)
• Sony TV remote (Bravia, Android TV and Google TV models)
• Android TV remote and Google TV remote (TCL, Hisense, Philips, Xiaomi and more)
• Fire TV remote for Fire Stick and Fire TV Edition TVs
• Vizio TV remote (SmartCast)
Your phone and TV only need to be on the same Wi‑Fi network. Remo finds the TV automatically and pairs with a one‑time approval on the TV screen or a PIN code.
EVERYTHING A TV REMOTE SHOULD DO
• Full remote layout: power, volume, mute, channel up/down, D‑pad, OK, back, home, playback and colour keys
• Touchpad mode: swipe to move the cursor and navigate menus like a trackpad
• Keyboard input: type searches, passwords and Wi‑Fi keys with your phone keyboard instead of pecking at the on‑screen keyboard
• App launcher: open Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video, Disney+ and other TV apps with one tap
• Multi‑TV support: save the living‑room, bedroom and kitchen TVs, switch between them instantly and disconnect any set with a tap
HOW IT WORKS
1. Connect your phone to the same Wi‑Fi as your TV
2. Open Remo and pick your TV from the list it finds
3. Approve the pairing on the TV (or enter the PIN) – you're in control
WHY PEOPLE CHOOSE REMO
• Replacement remote in seconds – ideal when the original TV remote is lost or broken
• One remote app for every brand – no more juggling three remotes on the coffee table
• Fast, responsive controls with a clean, modern design
• Type with a real keyboard – searching on Netflix or YouTube finally feels effortless
• Works from the couch, the bed or the next room, as long as you're on the same Wi‑Fi
GOOD TO KNOW
• Remo is a Wi‑Fi remote for smart TVs. It does not use infrared (IR), so it cannot control older TVs that are not connected to your network.
• Remo is not a screen‑mirroring or casting app – it sends remote commands, not your photos or videos, to the TV.
• Voice search is not supported.
• Finding and pairing TVs is free. Sending remote commands requires a subscription (weekly or yearly) or a one‑time lifetime purchase. Cancel anytime in Google Play.
WHEN YOU'LL REACH FOR REMO
• The TV remote is lost, broken or out of batteries and you need a replacement remote right now
• The Fire Stick remote or Android TV remote has vanished behind the sofa
• You want one smart TV remote for the living‑room Samsung, the bedroom LG and the kids' Roku TV
• You're tired of typing Netflix, YouTube or Wi‑Fi passwords letter by letter with a D‑pad
• You want a quick, quiet remote control on your phone without hunting for the original TV remote control
• You need a TV remote app that works over Wi‑Fi rather than infrared, so it reaches the TV from another room
PAIRING TIPS
• Samsung TV: accept the "Allow" prompt on the TV the first time you connect
• LG TV: confirm pairing on the TV screen, then Remo remembers it
• Android TV / Google TV: enter the PIN shown on the TV into Remo
• Fire TV: approve the connection on the Fire TV screen
• Keep your phone on 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz – both work as long as it is the same network as the TV
SUPPORTED BRANDS AND DEVICES
Samsung, LG, Sony, Vizio, TCL, Hisense, onn, Insignia, Toshiba, Philips and Xiaomi, plus Roku players, Fire TV Stick, Chromecast with Google TV and other Android TV boxes. If the TV is on Wi‑Fi and runs Tizen, webOS, Roku OS, Fire OS, Android TV or Google TV, Remo works as its universal remote.
A universal remote app for smart TVs shouldn't be complicated. Download Remo, connect to your TV over Wi‑Fi and never dig through the couch cushions for the remote again.
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