In development · a noqe app Klik

All your smart TVs, one remote. Over WiFi, on your own network — zero hubs, zero extra hardware.

01 · What it does

The button the living room was missing

The remote is always between the cushions. Your phone is already in your hand.

Automatic discovery

Open the app: your TVs show up on their own. Two detection protocols merged, zero setup.

Guided pairing

Every brand has its own ritual — on-screen confirmation, a code to type. Klik walks you through it, TV by TV.

A complete remote

Power, volume, navigation, back, home, play, fast-forward — everything the real one does, minus the batteries.

Remote keyboard

No more typing a password letter by letter with the arrows: your phone's keyboard writes straight to the TV.

Multi-TV

Living room, bedroom, kitchen: switch between TVs, rename them, keep favourites. Automatic reconnection.

App launching

Netflix, YouTube and friends, opened straight from your phone — depending on what your TV exposes.

Klik's first screen: big retro orange button, “Your universal TV remote, no hardware”, three arguments — same WiFi network, automatic discovery, secure pairing — and a Start button.
klik /onboarding — first launch · the windows dev app · real screen
02 · Compatibility

Is your TV on the list?

The real state of the work, brand by brand — no promises, just statuses.

Samsung (Tizen)websocket · token pairing★ validated on a real tv
Rokuhttp rest · no pairing● complete
LG (webOS)websocket · client-key● complete
Android TV / Google TVprotobuf · mtls · code◐ implemented, to validate
Chromecast / Google Castprotobuf · tls○ documented
Apple TV · Fire TV · Sony · Vizioplanned extensions○ on the way

Honesty policy: “validated on a real TV” means tested on an actual living-room television, not in a simulator. “Implemented, to validate” means the code exists and its parts are tested, but no TV of that brand has said yes in the flesh yet — it only switches on once one has.

03 · The release

Where and when?

One codebase, every platform. Mobile first, desktop next. No web version — browsers aren't allowed to talk to TVs, and we won't pretend otherwise.

Android iOS Windows macOS Linux

Be there for the first klik.

One email when it ships, nothing else — no newsletter, no chasing.

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