Your phone is now the TV remote.
Remofy controls your Vizio, Sony, TCL, Hisense, LG, Samsung, Roku and Fire TV over Wi-Fi — no infrared, no extra hardware, no codes to look up. Lost your remote? Pick up your phone.
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Why Remofy
What makes Remofy a real remote?
It doesn't fake it with a generic button grid. Remofy speaks each TV's own protocol over your Wi-Fi, so each button sends the same command as your TV's own remote. Which buttons you get depends on what your TV lets apps control.
Speaks your TV's own language
Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Roku ECP, Android TV Remote v2, Fire TV, Vizio SmartCast, Hisense VIDAA, Philips JointSPACE — Remofy connects with each platform's native protocol instead of guessing IR codes. That's what makes it a genuine universal remote rather than a one-size-fits-none app.
Touchpad for LG TVs
Swipe to move, tap to select. On LG webOS TVs, the touchpad turns your phone into a pointer for menus and streaming apps — far quicker than jabbing at a D-pad.
One-tap app launcher
On Samsung, LG, Roku, Android TV and Google TV, jump straight into Netflix, YouTube, Prime Video or Disney+ without scrolling the TV home screen.
Finds your TV automatically
Open the app on the same Wi-Fi network and Remofy discovers nearby TVs for you. Saved TVs reconnect on their own the next time you open the app — no pairing to repeat. TV not in the list? Connect by typing its IP address.
Keyboard for fast search
On Android TV, Google TV, LG, Roku and Philips TVs, open a search box on the TV and type with your phone keyboard. No more pecking letters one arrow-press at a time.
No codes, no IR setup
There's no infrared blaster, no model lookup and no four-digit code tables. If the TV is on your Wi-Fi, you're ready.
Setup
How do I set up my phone as a TV remote?
Same Wi-Fi network
Connect your phone and your smart TV to the same home Wi-Fi. That's the only requirement — no IR blaster, no dongle.
Pick your TV
Open Remofy — it discovers nearby TVs automatically. Tap yours and accept the one-time prompt or type the code shown on the TV screen.
Start controlling
D-pad, volume and channels, plus typing and app shortcuts on many TVs and a touchpad on LG TVs — the buttons you use most, on your phone.
In the app
A real remote, not a button grid
Remofy mirrors the remote your TV expects — clean, fast and free, over your home Wi-Fi.
- Every button does the real thingPower, volume, channels, the D-pad and OK are mapped to your TV's own protocol — not a generic code list.
- Switch to a number pad in one tapOn most TVs, jump straight to a channel without hunting through the on-screen guide.
- Keyboard and touchpad built inType searches with your phone keyboard on Android TV, Google TV, LG, Roku and Philips TVs, and swipe on the touchpad with LG TVs — never behind a paywall.

Honest pricing
What does "free" actually mean here?
Most remote apps lock the volume buttons or the keyboard behind a $40/year subscription. Remofy doesn't. It's supported by ads that never interrupt your button presses.
Setup guides by brand
Which TV do you have?
Every brand pairs a little differently. Each guide covers the exact steps, the pairing prompt to expect, and brand-specific troubleshooting.
FAQ
Questions people ask before installing
Short, honest answers. Each TV brand page has its own deeper FAQ if you need brand-specific detail.
Is Remofy really free?
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Yes. Remofy is free to download and every button is free to use. There's no subscription, no trial that turns into a charge, and the keyboard, app launching and touchpad are never locked behind a paywall. It's supported by ads.
Does Remofy need Wi-Fi to work?
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Yes. Remofy controls your TV over your home Wi-Fi network, so your phone and your TV need to be on the same network. It doesn't use infrared, so you don't need to point your phone at the TV.
Does Remofy work without the original remote?
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Yes. Because Remofy connects over Wi-Fi, you can control a TV that's already on your network even if you've lost the physical remote — as long as you accept the one-time prompt or type the code shown on the TV screen. Roku needs Control by mobile apps set to Enabled, and a Fire TV that doesn't offer the on-screen code needs ADB debugging turned on instead.
Which TVs does Remofy support?
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Vizio (SmartCast), Sony BRAVIA, TCL, Hisense, LG (webOS), Samsung (Tizen), Roku and Roku TV, Android TV and Google TV, Philips (Android TV, Google TV, Saphi and Titan OS), Panasonic VIERA, and Amazon Fire TV. Not supported yet: newer Hisense VIDAA models. On newer Fire TV Sticks with Amazon's Vega OS, Remofy tries the on-screen code, but support isn't confirmed yet. Most brands have their own setup page with exact pairing steps.
Does Remofy use infrared (IR)?
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No. Remofy never uses your phone's IR blaster — most phones don't have one. It speaks each TV's native network protocol over Wi-Fi, which is why there are no codes to look up and no line-of-sight needed.
Are there ads or a subscription?
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There's no subscription. Remofy is supported by ads, and ads never interrupt your button presses. Want a break from ads? Watch one short video to remove all ads for 24 hours.
Guides
