Roku Remote

Touchpad or D-pad: choosing how you steer

FAQ

Can I use my iPhone's volume buttons instead?
The volume buttons control your iPhone. During private listening that is exactly what you want, because the sound is coming out of your iPhone. For the TV's own speakers, use the volume keys on the remote screen.
Does the touchpad have a scroll speed setting?
No. A short swipe moves one step and a longer, faster one moves several, so the speed follows your finger rather than a setting.
Is there haptic feedback?
Yes — keys give a small tap so you can tell a press registered without looking at the screen.

Roku Remote is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Roku, Inc. Roku is a trademark of Roku, Inc.

The remote you never lose

Roku Remote gives your iPhone a touchpad, a keyboard for searching and signing in, your channels, private listening through your headphones and a sleep timer. It finds your Roku on your Wi-Fi — no account, and nothing through our servers.

Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone.