Mouse and keyboard
Move the pointer, click, scroll, and type on your computer with your phone keyboard.
Your PC/Mac remote, in your pocket
Turn your phone into a simple computer remote. Use mouse, keyboard, media, browser, and app controls over the same Wi-Fi network.
No account or cloud relay. Your phone connects directly to your computer over the local network.
QUICK CONNECT
This computer is ready to connect
Remotiq keeps the flow simple: install the computer app, pair your phone, and start controlling.
Move the pointer, click, scroll, and type on your computer with your phone keyboard.
Control playback, volume, browser tabs, and essential navigation actions.
Commands stay on your local network and require a paired, trusted device.
The desktop app must be open on your computer and the mobile app must be open on your phone.
Install Remotiq Desktop Agent on your Windows PC or Mac and leave it running.
Open Remotiq on your phone. Both devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network.
Scan the QR code shown on the desktop. Future connections can happen automatically.
Install Remotiq Desktop first, then scan its QR code with Remotiq on your phone.
Use your phone as a mouse, keyboard, and media remote for your Apple Silicon Mac.
Pair your Windows PC with a phone on the same local network and control it remotely.
Install Remotiq on your iPhone from the App Store and pair it with your computer.
The Android download link will appear here when the Google Play release is ready.
Desktop packages are distributed from public release files. Mobile store links are updated here when available.
Remote-control commands do not pass through a Remotiq internet relay. Optional Firebase usage and diagnostics can be disabled in Settings. The camera is used only for QR pairing; local-network access finds and connects to your computer.
Read the Privacy PolicyIf pairing, Wi-Fi discovery, local-network permission, or desktop accessibility is not working, follow the support steps.
Go to SupportDeveloper
Remotiq is developed by Senior Full-Stack Developer Umit Cagdas with the mobile and desktop experience designed together.