Gyroscope pointing
Point the phone and the cursor follows. However you hold it, sitting up or lying down.
Free · Open source · Windows 11
PwaMote turns your phone into a gyroscope air-pointer remote, like a game console controller. Aim at the screen and the cursor moves. Nothing to install on the phone: scan a QR code and you're set.
iPhone and Android · Works on your local network
Point the phone and the cursor follows. However you hold it, sitting up or lying down.
Two large areas for left and right click, with haptic feedback. Trackpad and two-finger scrolling when you need them.
Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Win, Esc and arrows, with sticky modifiers. You can even paste an image from your phone.
Pages of buttons made your way: shortcuts, text, programs, scripts, links. An action can even ask you for a value before it runs.
Zooms in around the cursor or the text field, so you can read the screen from afar without squinting.
Scan a QR code and the phone is paired. It reconnects on its own, and your settings stay in sync between the PC and your phones.
A Windows 11 installer. The app tucks itself away in the system tray.
With your phone's camera. The remote opens in the browser; add it to your home screen for full screen.
Allow the gyroscope with one tap, and point. That's it.
The phone talks straight to the PC, over your network. No account, no cloud, no ads.
No. PwaMote is a web app: it opens in Safari or Chrome once you scan the QR code. Add it to your home screen to get it full screen, just like an app.
On the computer side, Windows 11. On the phone side, iPhone (Safari) and Android (Chrome), as long as they have a gyroscope.
Browsers only allow the gyroscope over HTTPS. Rather than making you install a certificate on your phone, PwaMote gives your PC a public name that points to its local address, plus a real certificate. That name only works at home.
Check that both are on the same Wi-Fi network, then that the app shows “En ligne” (online). On first launch, Windows asks you to allow PwaMote through the firewall: accept.
Yes, and the code is open. There is nothing to buy and no account to create.