BoxPilot

BoxPilot is a remote and toolbox for the Smart TV boxes and Smart TVs on your Wi-Fi network. It works with devices that offer ADB network debugging, or a network remote paired with a code shown on the TV, on the same network as your iPhone or iPad. The Help page in the app lists the supported models. FIND YOUR DEVICES • Scan your network for TV boxes and TVs, or add one by IP address • Recent devices are remembered and show whether they are online TWO WAYS TO CONNECT • ADB, for TV boxes with network debugging turned on: remote, TV screen, apps and device tools • The TV's network remote protocol, for Smart TVs and Google TV: remote control, after entering the pairing code shown on the TV • Choose which ones to use in Settings REMOTE CONTROL • D-pad with OK, Back, Home and Play/Pause • Volume, mute and power • Over ADB, see the TV screen above the remote, refreshed after each key, live or on demand, or hide it SCREENSHOTS (ADB) • Capture the TV screen and view it full screen • Save or share screenshots APPS (ADB) • Install APK files from the Files app onto your TV box (as a system app on rooted boxes) • Browse, search and sort installed apps • Open, force stop, disable, clear data or uninstall an app DEVICE TOOLS (ADB) • Device info: storage, memory, display, hardware, network and system details, with a shareable report • Shell console for ADB commands • Reboot, shutdown and factory reset, each with confirmation FREE AND PRO BoxPilot works with one device for free: the first TV box or TV you connect to, with every feature included. BoxPilot Pro is a one-time in-app purchase that lets you connect to all your devices. It is not a subscription, and you can restore it in Settings. PRIVACY BoxPilot talks only to the devices on your own network. It collects no data and contains no tracking or ads. GETTING STARTED To use ADB, turn on network debugging in the TV box's developer options. The first time you connect, accept "Allow USB debugging?" on the TV. The Help page in the app explains each step.