Universal Remote TV Control ·

I bought this app some time ago and I got the lifetime- but a week later the app has gone through some refresh or update and I lose all feature and I though I got rip- so I got their Facebook through the app and I made my obvious anger about the situation and didn’t use the app for like 2-3 month but they Finally respond and all I needed to do was press the restore purchase and bam! Got my lifetime back… so I feel stupid but also a little frustrated how long it took to get a respond but I’m glad I didn’t payed for a second lifetime and I can use the app againz

I am a college student and I forgot my Xbox one controller at my parent’s house. When I went back to my dorm, I realized I left the controller and looked for a universal remote until I could my controller back. I couldn’t connect through the Xbox app for some reason so it was very frustrating until I found this app. I thought this universal remote would be PERFECT because it connects to my Xbox which is nearly impossible to find for a universal remote. It works, yes, but there are still issues that make it impossible to like nor want to pay for weekly. The biggest issue is that I have to keep the app open in order to use it. I can’t respond to message or email or do anything else on my phone because the minute I leave the app, the remote stops working. It’ll still be connected (it’ll say that it’s still connected) but none of the remote buttons will work. I think this app has potential, but it’s needs work still. Other apps are able to keep remotes connected regardless of if you leave the app. I don’t know if that’s a bug but it’s aggravating enough to make me regret purchasing it. The app should also be free in my opinion. I pay $6.49 per week (Approx $26 per month) when a universal remote is cheaper and guaranteed to work. Overall based on pricing and quality, I don’t recommend this app unless you need a temporary fix like I did.

I decided to try this app as a temporary solution after misplacing my TV remote, and while it gets the job done in some respects, it leaves much to be desired. The setup was straightforward, and the ability to connect to multiple TV brands is a nice touch. On the surface, it seems like a convenient option for anyone looking for a quick fix. However, the app is riddled with issues that make it hard to justify its price. It’s frustrating to pay for an app that requires constant access to work—if you leave the app, the connection is essentially useless. Even after subscribing, ads still pop up frequently, which feels like an unnecessary annoyance. Updates are another major problem. While they might be intended to improve the experience, they often make basic functions unreliable or completely unusable. For the price they charge, I expected a polished, reliable tool. Instead, it feels like a stopgap solution at best. It works, but only just—and certainly not well enough to be worth the recurring cost. Three stars for effort and potential, but this app needs significant improvements to match its pricing model.