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RGB Remote Control: LED Strip

com.muhammed.rgbremotecontrol
Tools Free Contains ads In-app purchases Everyone Open on Google Play
10,000+
installs · ≈11K
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0 ratings
2023-07-19
first release
2026-10-22
last update

Description

Turn your phone into an infrared remote for RGB LED strips. No Wi-Fi, no hub.

Your phone already has the hardware to run your lights. RGB Remote Control uses the built-in infrared emitter to talk to RGB LED strips directly — the same way the little plastic remote in your drawer does, only you never lose your phone under the sofa. No account. No pairing. No Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth, no hub, no cloud. Point and press. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Power your strip on and off • Step brightness up and down • Jump straight to red, green, blue or white • Pick from 16 preset colours across the full spectrum • Run the built-in FLASH, STROBE, FADE and SMOOTH effects • Switch between the 24-key and the 44-key remote layouts TWO REMOTES, ONE APP Most RGB strips ship with either a 24-key or a 44-key infrared remote. Both layouts are built in, drawn button-for-button like the real thing, so you already know where everything is. Tap the swap icon in the top bar to move between them. BUILT ON THE NEC PROTOCOL The app transmits standard NEC infrared codes — the protocol used by the overwhelming majority of RGB LED strip controllers, light bars, TV backlight kits and ambient strips sold today. If your strip came with a small white or black IR remote, there is a very good chance it will just work. MADE TO FEEL RIGHT • A dark ambient interface that stays out of the way in a dim room • Optional click sound on every command • Optional haptic feedback on every command • Everything reachable with one thumb NO ADS, IF YOU WANT The app is free and supported by a small banner. A one-time in-app purchase removes it permanently. BEFORE YOU INSTALL — PLEASE READ This app needs a physical infrared (IR) blaster in your phone. It cannot work without one, and no app can add one in software. Many Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO, Samsung, Huawei, Honor, TCL, Vivo and Realme models include an IR blaster — it is the small dark window on the top edge of the phone. If your device does not have one, the app will tell you as soon as you open it. Also worth knowing: • Infrared is line-of-sight. Aim the top edge of the phone at your strip's controller box. • Range is typically a few metres, just like the original remote. • Some strips use a different protocol than NEC and will not respond. PRIVACY The app does not collect your personal data, does not need an account, and works entirely offline.

What's new

A full visual refresh. • Redesigned around a dark ambient theme that is easier on the eyes in a dark room • Redrawn header icons as one consistent outlined set • Rebuilt the About screen with version, remote and hardware details • Added an Arabic translation • Fixed a crash on devices without an infrared emitter • Updated Google Play Billing to the latest version

Details

Version1.0.41
Minimum Android version7.0
Reviews0
In-app prices$2.50 per item
Developer websiteblogspot.com
Available inworldwide (242)
Developer contactson the Business plan
Collected2026-11-12

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