IR Remote - TV Control

IR Remote - TV Control
IR Remote - TV Control
Developer: 🇰🇷 PSNV
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11K installs
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1.2K monthly active users
$<10K monthly revenue est.
IAP 0% · Ad 100%
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Monthly +1.9K
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IR Remote - TV Control Summary

IR Remote - TV Control is a free, ad-supported Android app in Tools by PSNV. Released in Jan 2026 (10 months ago). It has about 11K+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 1.2K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (0% IAP / 100% ads). Store last updated Oct 29, 2026

Recent activity: 280 installs this week (1.9K over 4 weeks) showing strong growth View trends →

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App Description

TV power and volume on IR phones. Test brand codes and save favorite buttons.

Use your Android phone as a remote control. A built-in IR blaster is required.

CHECK YOUR PHONE FIRST
Phones without IR hardware cannot control devices with this app. This app does not connect over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, and installing it cannot add IR hardware. Compatibility depends on the device brand, model and available code.

START WITHOUT A MODEL NUMBER
Check your phone’s IR support and choose your device’s brand. Point the phone at your device and test a power code. Confirm that your device responded, save the remote and start using it immediately. Each test signal is sent only when you tap.

KEEP EVERYDAY CONTROLS CLOSE
Use available power, volume and other main controls for your recent remote directly from the home screen. Open the full remote for additional buttons. Buttons vary with the selected code.

MAKE IT YOURS
Save frequently used buttons as favorites. Hold supported volume, channel and navigation buttons to repeat them. Adjust vibration feedback and keep the screen awake while using the remote.

IF YOUR DEVICE DOES NOT RESPOND
Point the phone’s IR emitter at your device and try a short distance. Devices from the same brand may need different codes, so try another code. A successful signal transmission alone does not guarantee that your device responded.