Unified Remote Full

Unified Remote Full turns an Android device into a remote control for a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer. Developed by Unified Intents, it connects through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth and brings mouse, keyboard, media, and presentation controls to your phone. It suits people who want to manage a computer while watching videos, listening to music, or presenting slides without staying beside the keyboard.

Computer controls for everyday tasks

The app includes more than 90 remotes covering computer functions and individual applications. You can use single-touch or multi-touch mouse controls, enter text with keyboard controls, adjust volume, and access screen controls. Other remotes cover files, power settings, task management, and commands.

Supported applications include Spotify and iTunes for music; VLC and Windows Media Player for video; and Kodi and Plex for media centers. Presentation controls cover PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Presentation. Some remotes do not work across every operating system, so check the particular remote you need rather than assuming all controls are available on every computer.

Ways to keep controls within reach

Floating Remote lets you access controls over other applications. Widgets and Quick Actions provide additional ways to reach commands, while customizable remotes let you adjust your control setup.

Voice commands, IR actions, NFC functions, and Android Wear controls are also supported. Android Wear options include Quick Actions, voice, and mouse controls. Light and dark themes give you a choice of appearance.

Connect through the companion server

Using Unified Remote Full requires the Android app and a companion server on the computer you want to control. The server is available through unifiedremote.com and supports Windows, Mac, and Linux. The app can automatically detect servers on your network, and connections can use Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

Server password protection and encryption are available for the connection. Wake On LAN offers a way to wake a computer remotely. The app also supports control of devices such as Raspberry Pi and Arduino Yún.

Installation and permission checks

Before installing an APK, keep a backup of important data and review the permissions requested during setup. Network and Bluetooth permissions serve server connectivity, while the overlay permission enables floating remotes.

Other permissions relate to specific functions: phone status supports automatic pausing during incoming calls, NFC access enables NFC actions, and vibration provides optional haptic feedback. Compare permission requests with the features you plan to use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the app need a server on my computer?

Yes. Install the companion server on the computer you want to control, then connect the Android app through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

Will every remote work on Windows, Mac, and Linux?

No. The server supports all three systems, but individual remotes may not be compatible with every operating system.

Can I control presentations and media players?

Yes. Supported remotes include presentation tools such as PowerPoint and Keynote, plus media applications such as VLC, Spotify, and Plex.

Choose Unified Remote Full if you want computer controls accessible from your Android device. Check support for your preferred applications and set up the companion server before connecting.