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Version 1.3.69 · 2025-11-18
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The store currently lists version 1.3.69, updated 2025-11-18.








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Turn your iPhone into a wireless mouse, keyboard, and touchpad for your PC or Mac.
Perfect for remote work, browsing from bed, or controlling presentations.
Works over Wi-Fi — no cables, no hassle.
Remote App transforms your iPhone into a powerful wireless remote control for your computer. Whether you're working, presenting, or watching a movie on your laptop, control everything effortlessly from your phone.
Key Features
- Wireless Mouse (trackpad-style)
- Full Keyboard input support
- Click, scroll, and zoom gestures
- Supports both PC and Mac
- Clean, lag-free experience
Great for:
- Couch browsing
- Controlling media on your PC
- PowerPoint or Keynote presentations
- Typing from a distance
- Media Remote: Manage media players like VLC, Spotify, iTunes, and more.
- Works as Netflix Remote, Amazon Prime Remote, YouTube Remote.…
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