
PC Controller
Your phone and watch as a private remote for your PC
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Your phone and watch as a private remote for your PC
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PC Controller turns your phone and watch into a full control surface for your Windows PC or Mac — trackpad, keyboard, media, displays, files and power. On your own network. No cloud, no account, no tracking.






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Hi Product Hunt! I built PC Controller: a remote for your computer that needs no account and no cloud, and goes further than mouse and keyboard.
It works with a small free agent on your Windows PC or Mac. Scan the QR code it shows (or pair over Bluetooth) and your phone becomes:
🖱️ A real trackpad and keyboard, with the keys a phone doesn't have
🔌 Power: lock, sleep, shut down, Wake-on-LAN, and "sleep in 30 minutes" with a live countdown on your Lock Screen
🔊 Volume and media controls, plus a per-app mixer and album art on Windows
🖥️ Monitors: resolution and refresh rate, plus brightness and turning single screens on or off on Windows
📁 Files and clipboard in both directions
⌚ A full Apple Watch app that talks to the PC directly
Everything travels straight between your phone and your computer over your Wi-Fi, your VPN or Bluetooth. There's no server, no sign-up and no analytics.
It's free for 7 days with no card, then $0.99/month, $8.99/year or $19.99 once. No computer nearby? Tap "Try the demo" in the app.
I'd love to hear what you'd want it to control next.
Update: Commands are here. They're in the iPhone and Apple Watch app (version 2.3) and in the Android app.
A command is a chain of steps you build yourself: wake the PC, set the volume, open a link, press keys, wait. One tap runs it. You can also run one without opening the app: ask Siri, tap a widget on the Home Screen or Lock Screen, add it to Control Center, or run it from your Apple Watch. On Android it runs from a widget or from the app icon's menu.
Also new: with two or more PCs, each widget can control its own PC.
What would you want a command to do?