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Version 2.4.0 · 2026-10-20
Getting ready for iPhone Duo
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The store currently lists version 2.4.0, updated 2026-10-20.








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THE ONE-AND-ONLY REMOTE FOR YOUR COMPUTER
Unified Remote turns your iPhone or iPad into a universal remote control for your Windows PC, Mac, or Linux computer. Preloaded with support for 100+ programs — mouse and keyboard, media players, presentations, screen mirroring, file browsing, power control, and much more.
Completely redesigned from the ground up: a fast, modern app that feels right at home on the latest iPhone and iPad.
CONTROL EVERYTHING
• Mouse — smooth single- and multi-touch trackpad with scrolling, right-click, and drag
• Keyboard — full keyboard input, including modifier keys, function keys, and shortcuts like Cmd+Tab
• Media — play/pause, volume, and track controls, always one tap away
• Screen — mirror your computer's display and control it remotely
• Files — browse and manage files and folders
• Power — shut down, restart, lock, and wake your computer (Wake on LAN)…
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Getting ready for iPhone Duo
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