ProRemote for ProPresenter

Alex Corn

About this app

ProRemote allows you to remote-control your ProPresenter slides from any mobile device connected to the same local network as your ProPresenter PC.

ProPresenter 7.9.1 or later is required to use ProRemote.

ProPresenter is a trademark of Renewed Vision, LLC. ProRemote is made by an independent developer with no relation to Renewed Vision, LLC. Any questions, comments, or concerns about ProPresenter desktop software should be directed to Renewed Vision. The ProRemote developer cannot offer any support for ProPresenter desktop software.

Ratings and reviews

Great application. Incredibly simple to use. Even with the current bug (bug in Propresenter, not the app) which prevents the playlist from operating properly, I still find great use. Questions to the developer: Is it possbile to have a "view" mode that does not allow users to select slides? I have team members that can benefit by simply viewing the upcoming slides, but I do not want them to accidentally click on the slides.

ProRemote is a solid tool for controlling ProPresenter remotely. The connection setup is fast and hassle-free. As long as both devices are on the same network, it detects and connects almost instantly without needing any advanced configuration. The interface is minimal but functional, perfect for quick slide navigation. Latency is low, and commands respond promptly. It’s perfect for operators who need a lightweight remote

App works great with no issues so far. It shows what's on your pro screen so you can't (as far as I can tell) add from the app but still does what I need.

What’s new

2.4:
- Added auto scroll option
- Added notification alert about ProPresenter 18 bug
 
2.3:
- Added overflow menu at top right
- Added option in overflow menu to clear layers
- Moved Disconnect and Settings from nav flyout to overflow menu

2.2:
- Added persistent notification when connected to ProPresenter

2.1:
- Added optional setting to keep device screen on while the app is visible
- Added ability to use a connected keyboard to control slides