Before you order a replacement, try this: Zap turns your iPhone into a full TV remote for Google TV, Android TV and smart TVs — free, in seconds.

How it works
Skip the replacement order. Install Zap and control your TV from your phone right now.
D-pad, OK, back, home, volume, power, playback and a keyboard — everything the lost remote had.
No pairing dongle and no line of sight — Zap reaches your TV over your home network.
Ready?
Free on the App Store. Point, tap, done.
A phone remote talks to your TV over Wi‑Fi, so the TV has to be awake and on the network to hear it. While the TV is on or in standby, Zap does everything a plastic remote does. The tricky moment is a TV that’s been fully powered down — with no remote to press the power button, it can’t wake over the network unless a low‑power standby mode is left on. On most Google TV and Android TV sets that setting is called “Network standby,” “Quick Start” or “Power on with mobile,” usually under Settings ▸ Power or Energy. Turn it on now, while you can still reach the menu with Zap, and a lost remote never leaves you stuck again: your phone can then wake the TV and power it on over Wi‑Fi.
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