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One remote for your whole home — private, local, and yours. We’re building it now.
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™One remote for your whole home — private, local, and yours. We’re building it now.
OmniRemote brings your entertainment and smart home together into a single, private experience.
Control your TVs, media, and connected devices from one clean, modern app instead of a drawer full of remotes.
Runs on your own network. No cloud lock-in, no accounts to sell your data, no tracking — your home stays yours.
Designed to fit the smart home you already have and grow with it.
One tap on your phone. Your Iris™ hub does the rest — all on your local network.
Pick a device or action in the OmniRemote app.
It turns your tap into the right signal — instantly, on your own network.
TVs, audio, climate, lighting — all controlled from one place.
Deep where it counts — and free to use with Home Assistant.
A native Home Assistant integration brings your devices straight into your HA dashboards and automations, with auto-discovery.
A built-in MCP server and open API let your automations — and AI assistants — control your devices programmatically.
Use OmniRemote through Home Assistant with no monthly fees. Your hub, your home — no subscription required.
Iris™ controls gear over your network and over IR. Some devices we’ve verified hands-on; many more speak the same open protocols and should work. Here’s the honest breakdown.
Confirmed working on our own hardware.
Roku (incl. Roku Ultra — identifies your exact model during guided setup) and Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K.
RM Mini 3/4, RM Mini 5, and XAIO IR Mate — blast IR to anything in the room.
The on-board Iris™ blaster/receiver: learn any remote, or use CC0 open code libraries and the Flipper Zero bridge.
Built on the standard protocols these devices use. We haven’t tested every make and model — but if yours speaks the protocol, Iris™ speaks it too.
Samsung, LG (webOS), and Vizio over Wi-Fi — plus any TV via IR or HDMI-CEC.
Onkyo/Pioneer, Denon/Marantz, and Yamaha network receivers.
Sonos, AirPlay, and Spotify Connect for whole-home audio.
PlayStation and Xbox (power & basics), Chromecast & Google Cast, and any IR device.
Lights, climate, fans, blinds, and projector screens through the native Home Assistant integration.
Support is being built and validated right now.
Native network control — Android TV Remote v2 and Apple’s Companion protocol.
RM4 Pro and RM Pro/MAX.
Don’t see your device? Ask us — if it has a remote or an app, it’s probably a good candidate.
iOS and Android apps are in development and ready to ship alongside the hub — the worldwide parts shortage is what’s setting the launch date, not the software. Sign up below and we’ll let you know the moment they’re ready.
An interactive look at how your Iris™ Hubs, Home Assistant, remotes, and apps route commands. Every room can have its own Iris™ Hub, Home Assistant joins the mesh, and the command repository is replicated across every hub.
Dashboards & automations via the native integration. Home Assistant joins the mesh and routes commands through your Iris™ Hub for IR, Bluetooth, and mesh access.
Built-in IR send/receive, Bluetooth remote pairing, Iris-to-Iris mesh, HDMI-CEC, and an MCP server for AI. Ships with community open-source IR code libraries (CC0-licensed Flipper-IRDB) and learns new codes itself — including wirelessly from a Flipper Zero via our bridge. Runs standalone or with Home Assistant. Give every room its own Iris™ Hub to control TVs, projectors, screens, blinds, fans, AV gear, and more — each hub carries a replicated copy of the command repository, so no single point of failure.
iOS & Android apps connect to your Iris™ Hub or a generic IR blaster (e.g., Broadlink). Build custom remotes and control every room.
Get product news and an early heads-up when OmniRemote goes live.
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