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Version 6.4 · 2026-10-05
- Minor technical improvements in the code.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 6.4, updated 2026-10-05.








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Your phone is now your AC remote and your TV remote. Turn on the AC, set the temperature, switch the channel - all from one app, in a few taps.
Universal AC Remote Control puts your home comfort in your hands. No more hunting for lost remotes or getting up from the couch. Tap "+", pick your device, and the app scans for it nearby.
AC Remote:
- Turn your air conditioner on and off
- Adjust the temperature
- Switch modes and fan speed
- Set a timer
- Control airflow swing
TV Remote:
- Navigate menus with the D-pad and OK button
- Change volume and channels, mute in one tap
- Play, pause, rewind, and fast forward
- Open apps, switch inputs, and cast to your TV
Smart Comfort:
- See recommended temperatures for day and night
- Get filter replacement reminders
- Switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius…
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- Minor technical improvements in the code.
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