Unified Remote

Unified Intents

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About this app

The one-and-only remote control app for your computer. Turns your device into a WiFi or Bluetooth universal remote control for Windows PC, Mac and Linux. Be lazy, you deserve it! Preloaded with support for 90+ programs including mouse & keyboard, media players, presentations, screen mirroring, power control, file manager, terminal, and much more.

Server: https://www.unifiedremote.com

“Fantastic tool for those of you who want to have a remote control for their computer for watching TV, or maybe for listening to music.” – Gizmodo

Key Features
• Easy server and app setup, that just works.
• Automatic server detection to easily find servers on your network.
• Server password protection and encryption for added security.
• Supports single and multi-touch mouse control.
• Wake On LAN to easily start your server.
• Includes light and dark color themes.
• Server is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
• Control other devices including Raspberry Pi and Arduino Yún.
• 18 free remotes

Full Version Features
• 90+ remotes
• Floating Remotes (use remotes over other apps)
• Custom Remotes
• Widgets & Quick Actions
• Voice commands
• Custom remotes
• IR actions
• NFC actions
• Android Wear (Quick Actions, Voice & Mouse)
• No upgrade hints

Essentials
Mouse, Keyboard, Screen, Volume, and more.

Music
Spotify, iTunes, Google Music, Winamp, etc.

Video
VLC, BSPlayer, Windows Media Player, PotPlayer, etc.

Media Center
Kodi (XBMC), Plex, Windows Media Center, Boxee, etc.

Streaming
YouTube, Netflix, Hulu

Presentations
PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Presentation

Browsers
Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera

Other
Power, Monitor, Files, Task Manager, Commands, etc.

All Remotes
https://www.unifiedremote.com/remotes

Note that some remotes are not available for all operating systems.

Permissions
• system alert window: for floating remotes.
• read phone status: for auto-pause when receiving calls.
• control NFC: for NFC actions.
• full network access: for server connection.
• view network connections: for server connection.
• view Wi-Fi connections: for server connection.
• pair with Bluetooth devices: for server connection.
• control vibration: for optional haptic feedback.
• prevent phone from sleeping: for optional wake-lock.
• transmit infrared: for IR remote control.
• install shortcuts: for launcher shortcuts.

Ratings and reviews

Been using it for years. Near perfect external tool to use your pc. I used to have the paid version when it was a single time perchance. Then I switched phones and lost it for some reason. Since, they've switch to a subscription model which I have refused to buy. But thinking back, the screen casting (while running at a low very low frame rate and occasionally would break, leaving me with a black screen for months) and additional keyboard keys were so handy. Still never paying for a sub though.

Seems to work very well. I have yet to write my first "Java into Android" app (read: amateur), but I do know that Norton was warning about a hacking vulnerability in "the competitive app". This app has no such warnings, to date. This app seems to provide everything that I need in terms of touchpad action, complete with a "how to" instruction leaflet on screen. It even has a pop-up keyboard for data entry. The only problem is inevitably my fault (wrong WiFi).

works great to control my computer from my bed. a lot of features are behind a paywall, but a good 90% of your basic functionality works right out of the box. Occasionally I'll have to restart my app to reconnect to my PC, but it's not too bad. I just wish they'd get rid of that annoying "Go Pro!" popup when I'm just trying to use my mouse.

What’s new

Bug fixes and improvements