Remote & Mouse for Android

Turn your Wear OS smartwatch into a complete TV remote and mouse for Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, Android TV boxes and Android projectors — straight from your wrist. No phone, no companion app, no extra accounts. WORKS WITH: - Android TV and Google TV (incl. Chromecast with Google TV and Google TV Streamer) - Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick (Fire OS) - Android TV boxes (Nvidia Shield, Xiaomi and generic boxes) - Android projectors and other Android-based media devices Remote & Mouse for Android connects over your local Wi-Fi using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) — the same wireless mechanism developers use to control a TV. Pair once, and your watch reconnects automatically every time. FREE: - One-time pairing — after that the watch connects to your TV automatically. - D-pad navigation: up, down, left, right and OK, with haptic feedback. - Home shortcut on a long press. - TV power on / off. PRO: - Mouse cursor: a real, visible on-screen pointer on your TV — swipe to move, tap to click, double-tap for Back. Ideal for apps and browsers with no D-pad support. - Touchpad mode: turn the whole watch screen into a trackpad — swipe to navigate, tap for OK, double-tap for Back. - Media controls: play, pause, stop, skip, rewind, fast-forward, volume and mute. - Button remap: give each of the 5 D-pad zones its own short-press and long-press action, in Navigation and Media modes. - Voice-to-text: your watch keyboard opens right on your wrist — tap the mic to speak, or type, and the text appears in any search box on your TV. - App shortcuts: map a button to open an app in one tap — pick from a built-in catalog of ~40 popular apps (YouTube, Netflix etc.) or add any installed app. - Control volume with the rotating bezel or crown. - Always-on display: the remote stays on the screen, so you don't have to keep waking the watch during a movie. - Multi-device support: save several TVs and fast-switch between them. SETUP — PLEASE READ (Developer Options required): 1. Put the watch and the TV on the same Wi-Fi network. 2. Enable ADB / Wireless debugging on the TV: - Fire TV: Settings > My Fire TV > Developer Options > turn on ADB Debugging. - Android TV / Google TV / TV box: Settings > Device Preferences > About > tap "Build" 7 times to unlock Developer Options, then enable USB debugging (and Wireless debugging on Android 11+). 3. On the watch, tap "Scan network" and choose your TV. 4. Confirm the authorization dialog on the TV with its physical remote — the only step that needs the original remote. On Android 11+ and Android 14 Google TV, choose "Pair with code" and type the 6-digit code on your watch. GOOD TO KNOW: - Some TV boxes turn ADB off after a reboot — just re-enable it. - If the TV is in deep sleep, wake it once with the physical remote so the watch can reconnect. PRIVACY: No personal data, no accounts, no ads. Your TV's local IP is stored on the watch only and never leaves your device. Only anonymous crash reports are sent so I can fix bugs. Not affiliated with Google, Amazon or any TV manufacturer. "Android TV", "Google TV", "Fire TV" and other names are trademarks of their respective owners.