Quick Remote for Alexa & Roku

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About this app

Stop looking for the remote when your phone rings! Just say "Alexa, ask Quick Remote to pause".

Quick Remote helps you control your Roku with voice commands! Play or pause the movie. Rewind or fast forward your favorite shows. Start Netflix or CBS News channel. Navigate Roku's menu by saying go left, right or select!

It can follow multiple commands at once and also control multiple Rokus! You can even ask for it to wait for your next command.

Quick Remote Alexa Skill: http://amzn.to/2o9ipvB
UK English: http://amzn.to/2fpd3wK

This app works with the following Alexa powered devices from Amazon:

Amazon Echo : http://amzn.to/2AdVmWk
Echo Plus: http://amzn.to/2zs2aCV
Echo Spot: http://amzn.to/2iUR81J
Echo Show: http://amzn.to/2xU191X
Echo Dot : http://amzn.to/2ngg2ZT
Amazon Tap : http://amzn.to/2nXTVoi
Alexa Hands-free Fire HD Tablet: http://amzn.to/2w80ZmP
Amazon Dash Wand with Alexa: http://amzn.to/2uRHsJh
Echo Look: http://amzn.to/2vC1nKl

No hub or additional hardware required! You will never touch the Roku remote again!!

Quick Start:

In Amazon Alexa app or alexa.amazon.com:

• Enable the Quick Remote skill
• Link to Quick Remote using your Amazon account
• Using 'Login with Amazon' your email will only be used to link with the mobile app

In your phone:

• Install this mobile app in your phone
• Connect your phone to the same Wi-Fi network as your Roku device
• In your phone's Wi-Fi settings set it to keep Wi-Fi ALWAYS on during sleep
• Select the Roku device you want to control in the devices menu
• Login with Amazon using the same account as your Alexa app -- your email will only be used for linking

IMPORTANT: Your phone's Wi-Fi needs to ALWAYS stay on during sleep for it to receive commands from Alexa devices and send it to your Roku. Also, if your phone has trouble connecting with your Roku then turn off battery optimization for this app in Android Settings > Battery Optimization

Back at your Alexa device:

• Say "Alexa, ask Quick Remote to pause" -- Voila! your Roku will do as you say!
• Say "Alexa, ask Quick Remote to go home, right, down and select" -- it will follow multiple commands at once!
• Say "Alexa, ask Quick Remote to start Netflix and wait" -- it will start a channel and wait for your next command!
• Say "Alexa, ask Quick Remote to switch to Family Room Roku" -- it will even control multiple Rokus!

Help & FAQs: http://www.appestry.biz/qra

Demo Video: https://youtu.be/SGVWIT2ov9Q

The free version has a limit of 50 commands per calendar month. Upgrade to Full Pass subscription to use Quick Remote without limits!

Full Pass Subscription is needed to use more than 50 voice commands per month.
Monthly Full Pass: $0.99/month + tax
Includes 1 week free trial

Annual Full Pass: $9.99/year + tax
Includes 2 weeks free trial

Cancel your subscription any time in Google Play Store > Tap Menu > Subscriptions

Ratings and reviews

when you use this app you can tell roku to move the cursor up, down, left, right, pause, ect. The problem is the remote on this app doesnt have a Netflix button like on the the actual roku remote. if you say "alexa, use quick remote to open Netflix" it wont. using voice commands with this is annoying but it does what it's designed to

The app was OK to launch apps on my roku, pause and play. However it does not make it clear when you load the app that you are only allowed 50 commands per month unless you pay for a subscription. I used them up within the first couple days of experimenting to see what it could do. Not only was it not upfront on the limited commands but I'm still not sure of the premium cost. Overall I am not impressed with the quality of the app or the hidden limits.

Alexa can control your roku by linking this app but if you are using the app itself as a remote the pop up adds are heavy and inconvenient like when you are hitting the down button changing channels and it just randomly pops up when you hit the down button again now you're going to that ad kind of stupid if you ask me or genius either way inconvenient for the user. I've only started using it for Alexa and there's still a lot I need to figure out but seems to operate in that capacity.

What's new

• Prominently displays subscription pricing and terms
• Raise or lower the volume by 5, 10, 15 or 20 points - adjust it in the settings
• Set your phone's Wi-Fi settings to ALWAYS STAY ON during sleep
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