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For Fire TV, Fire TV Stick & Fire TV Cube

The remote for every Fire TV in the house.

Stop digging through couch cushions for a tiny Fire TV Stick remote. RemoteWave turns your phone into a full D‑pad, a fast on‑screen keyboard, and a one‑tap app launcher for your Fire TV.

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RemoteWave app controlling a Fire TV device
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A closer look at the app

See the remote, touchpad, and app launcher screens in action before you download.

RemoteWave D-pad remote screen for Fire TV
RemoteWave touchpad screen for Fire TV
RemoteWave app launcher screen for Fire TV
Key Features

Everything you need to drive your Fire TV

Full D‑pad navigation

Move through Fire TV menus, rows, and settings with a responsive directional pad built for touch.

One‑tap app launching

Pin your installed streaming apps to a quick-launch row and jump straight in without hunting through the home screen.

Playback & scrubbing controls

Play, pause, skip, and scrub through movies and shows with on-screen controls built for touch, plus volume control support.

On‑screen keyboard

Search for titles and log into streaming apps using your phone's own keyboard instead of clicking through an on-screen grid.

Quick home, back & menu access

Dedicated buttons for home, back, and menu sit right where your thumb expects them, just like a physical remote.

Multiple Fire TV devices, one app

Switch between the Fire TV Stick in the bedroom and the Fire TV Cube in the living room from the same app.

How to Connect

Pairing your phone to Fire TV

1

Same Wi‑Fi network

Connect your phone to the same Wi‑Fi network your Fire TV device is using.

2

Open RemoteWave

Launch the app — it automatically scans your network for compatible Fire TV devices.

3

Select your Fire TV

Tap your device's name from the discovered devices list to begin pairing.

4

Confirm & control

Confirm any on-screen prompt on your TV, and your phone becomes a fully working Fire TV remote instantly.

Supported Devices

Works across the Fire TV lineup

Fire TV Stick
Fire TV Stick 4K
Fire TV Stick 4K Max
Fire TV Cube
Fire TV (set-top box)
Amazon Fire TV Omni Series
Fire TV Edition smart TVs
Other Fire OS‑based streaming devices
Benefits

Why people switch from the stock Fire TV remote

Never lose the small remote again

Fire TV Stick remotes are easy to misplace between couch cushions. Your phone is already always within reach.

Faster streaming app logins

Typing emails and passwords with a directional pad is slow. A real keyboard makes login screens painless.

One phone, every Fire TV in the house

Pair with multiple Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Cube devices and switch between them from the same app.

No batteries to replace

RemoteWave runs on your phone's battery, so it keeps working even if the physical remote's batteries die.

Setup Instructions

First-time setup, step by step

1. Grant permissions

When prompted, allow RemoteWave to access your local network — this is how it finds your Fire TV.

2. Confirm your network

Check that your phone's Wi‑Fi matches the network your Fire TV is connected to under its network settings.

3. Scan for devices

RemoteWave lists every compatible Fire TV device found on the network within a few seconds.

4. Pair & save

Confirm any on-screen prompt once — RemoteWave remembers the device for future sessions.

Troubleshooting

Common connection issues, solved

Fire TV device not appearing in scan

Confirm both devices share the same Wi‑Fi network and that it isn't a guest network with client isolation enabled. Restarting your router's Wi‑Fi and reopening the app resolves most cases.

Remote lagging or disconnecting

Weak Wi‑Fi signal near the TV is the most common cause. Moving your router closer or adding a Wi‑Fi extender near the Fire TV usually fixes intermittent drops.

App launch shortcuts open the wrong app

This usually means a shortcut is pointing to an app that was uninstalled or updated. Remove the shortcut and re-add it from your current list of installed apps.

On‑screen keyboard input isn't reaching the field

Make sure the text field is actively focused on the Fire TV screen before typing — select it once with the D‑pad so it's highlighted, then open the keyboard.

Read the Full Wi‑Fi Troubleshooting Guide

FAQs

Fire TV Remote — Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. RemoteWave turns your phone into a full Fire TV remote with D‑pad navigation, playback controls, and an on-screen keyboard, so you don't need the physical remote at all once you're connected.
Yes. RemoteWave supports the Fire TV Cube along with Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Stick 4K Max, and Fire TV Edition smart TVs.
Make sure your phone and Fire TV Stick are connected to the same Wi‑Fi network and that local network permission is enabled for RemoteWave in your phone's settings. Guest networks with client isolation enabled will also block discovery.
Yes. RemoteWave shows a row of your installed streaming apps so you can jump straight into one with a single tap instead of navigating the home screen with a D‑pad.
No. RemoteWave's core remote-control features work over your local Wi‑Fi network without signing in to an Amazon account.

See General FAQs

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