I have a large computer monitor in my home office and some times i like to sit in my chair on the other side of the room and watch tv from the computer. The biggest issue is not being able to control the computer without constantly getting up and walking over to it. So this is all i really use the app for and its really great. I honestly only hoped for something that worked like a mouse so i could control the screen from my computer even though it would be difficult since its a bit far away for me to see the mouse on the screen. This app also has a keyboard function and a nice little portion where it displays a grid with mute, volume down, volume up, back, play/pause, forward. And that covers what i need most of the time.My only suggestion for this little keyboard thing is that, if you happen to click over to another keyboard, sometimes im confused about getting back to the play/pause button, which is what i use most of the time. But if i click away it can be confusing because that portion of the remote is labeled with a volume symbol only. And my brain doesnt think to click on that symbol because thats not what i want, i want the play/pause button. It’s quite difficult to describe without showing the app. I definitely recommend this app though! Very helpful!

I have to admit, I’m on a tight budget having to cut costs so I really can’t fork out the $10 right now, but I gotta say, even the free version is very useful. My son is learning how to stream and our computers are next to each other. Sometimes, I’m in another part of the house and he texts me that I left the volume on my Mac turned on which chimes when I get notifications which bother him on his streaming. Now, I don’t have to walk all the way over there and I can simply launch the app and hit mute. Works well and does have some other cool features in the free version. When I’m off of financial lockdown, I’ll get the full app. The developer is very quick to respond which is always important. I was using Remote Pac - another fantastic app - and asked about the mute capability and he quickly responded with this app. I really do like the ability of the other app. I just wish it could mute the sound from that app, but all is good. This works great and I’m happy. Thank you!!!By the way, it’s always good to read everything when getting an app. Some devs are upfront about extra costs and some try to get sneaky about it. When they put it all in the descriptions, there’s no arguing with it. Hope all goes well, Thank you and Take Care.

The full version of this app is amazing. The trial version, as others have said, has an ad wall (which is very fair for a free app with this much functionality). Switched to this app from the premium version of Yao’s remote mouse app, and the customization options this app gives you alone are worth the $. The UI isn’t as clean, but that’s a common cost for high customization and additional functionality. I’m very happy with it. There’s nothing this app won’t do for me, even replacing my Stream Deck & with a faster response too. This app gives Siri shortcut support as well, giving it a huge edge for those of us with applications of voice command. I really appreciate the dev for his constant work and updates. I had an issue, one patch, with my Siri Shortcuts. The dev responded the next day, and I didn’t hear back after sending him the app log, but the very next day it was patched. Every time I think of something that this app could be doing better, it gets patched. I couldn’t ask for more if I wrote this app myself. Thanks dev <3

I really wanted this to work, seemed like a great solution. I have a one year old dell running windows 11 and iPhone 16. Both my devices work perfectly on their own. I downloaded the app and the PC file and connection was super fast and easy. Initial use seemed fairly intuitive, and I knew there would be a learning curve and I was ready to dive in. After about three minutes, my laptop went bonkers, almost like the “tab” key was being pushed and held. I force closed the app and that didn’t solve it so I hard reset my phone and that didn’t solve it, so I had to force closed my PC and then turned it back on. The cursor and my open windows were no longer possessed. Opened the app and all was well again for about three minutes and then same thing all over again. The second issue I had is after opening a few windows and files, the mouse function would glitch. Rather than open a photo file, it would open the “properties” window and there was never anyway to get it back to just opening a file. This would have rendered the app unusable as well, but I never got a chance to troubleshoot it because of the other issue mentioned. I don’t think user error, because it would work correctly, and then it would not, and I wasn’t changing what I was doing on my end, I was just opening and closing photos files and folders.