Waste of time
Does not work
Jamespson
Zamor
Free
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Transform your iPhone into a smart TV remote. Control volume, channels, menus, and playback seamlessly over Wi-Fi. Features haptic feedback and a keyboard for easy content searching.
✓Smart TV remote control
✓Wi-Fi connectivity
✓Haptic feedback
✓Keyboard input for search
✓Volume and channel adjustment
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What's New in FireApp
1.1
August 31, 2025
update icon, design.
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Use all premium features with no limits!
$7.997 Days
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FAQ
What is FireApp's subscription cost?
FireApp offers a weekly subscription at $7.99 per 7 days, with a 3-day free trial. Payment is charged to your iTunes account upon confirmation.
How do I cancel my FireApp subscription?
You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time through your Account Settings. Ensure cancellation occurs at least 24 hours before the current period ends to avoid renewal charges.
Is FireApp safe for all ages?
FireApp is rated 4+ and is generally considered safe for all ages. It functions as a remote control and does not contain mature content.
How often is FireApp updated?
FireApp was last updated on August 31, 2025, with version 1.1. This indicates recent development and potential for ongoing improvements.
What devices does FireApp support?
FireApp is designed to work with iPhones. It is compatible with most popular smart TV brands and models of various screen sizes and production years.
Does FireApp work offline?
No, FireApp requires both your iPhone and your Smart TV to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network to function as a remote control.
What do users like most about FireApp?
Users appreciate the app's user-friendly interface and the convenience of having a remote always at their fingertips. The haptic feedback and keyboard input are also highlighted as positive features.
Can I use FireApp with older TV models?
FireApp is compatible with the most popular brands and TV models of various screen sizes and production years, suggesting it may work with some older models if they are smart TVs.
