MultiBot Controller

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About this app

MultiBot Controller is the ultimate, all-in-one Bluetooth control app built for makers, robotics enthusiasts, and smart home innovators. Whether you are driving an RC car, controlling smart actuators, or debugging custom microcontrollers, MultiBot Controller makes hardware integration effortless.

Compatible with Classic Bluetooth (HC-05, HC-06) and Bluetooth Low Energy / BLE (HM-10) modules, you can easily pair and send commands to Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and other microcontrollers.

šŸ”‘ Key Features:
šŸŽļø RC Car Mode: Full directional control with an instant manual-stop button for precise driving.

šŸ’” LED & RGB Control: Switch lights on/off and pick millions of custom colors using a real-time visual color wheel.

šŸ  Smart Home Hub: Seamlessly operate fans (with variable speed controls), motors, curtains, windows, and doors.

šŸ“” Dual Bluetooth Support: Connect seamlessly to both Bluetooth Classic and BLE hardware modules.

šŸ“– Built-In User Manual: Access a quick command reference guide directly inside the app to simplify your hardware code setup.

āŒØļø Text Terminal: Send raw string commands and custom strings for advanced debugging and testing.

Transform your smartphone into a versatile remote control for your next robotics or IoT project. Download MultiBot Controller today and bring your builds to life!
Control robots, smart home tech, and RGB lights via Classic Bluetooth & BLE.
Updated on
Aug 26, 2026

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