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TV Remote: Universal Remotes

TV Remote turns your iPhone into a Wi‑Fi remote for Roku, Samsung, LG, Vizio, Google TV / Android TV and Fire TV.

My TV is not found

• Your iPhone and TV must be on the same Wi‑Fi network (not a guest network).
• Allow Local Network access: iPhone Settings › Privacy & Security › Local Network › TV Remote.
• Turn the TV on, then pull down to scan again, or add it by IP address (TV Settings › Network › Network status).

Setup by brand

• Roku: no pairing. If keys don’t work: Settings › System › Advanced system settings › Control by mobile apps › Network access › Default.
• Samsung: choose “Allow” on the TV the first time. If you pressed Deny: Settings › General › External Device Manager › Device Connection Manager.
• LG: accept the prompt on the TV; make sure “LG Connect Apps” is on.
• Vizio: enter the 4‑digit PIN shown on the TV.
• Google TV / Android TV: enter the 6‑character code shown on the TV.
• Fire TV: Settings › My Fire TV › About › click the device name 7 times, then Developer Options › ADB Debugging › On, and choose “Allow” on the TV.

Home Screen widget

Touch and hold the Home Screen › Edit › Add Widget › TV Remote. The widget shows the first buttons from “My Buttons”. Requires iOS 17.

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