01 · ANDROID STABLE
Android phones
Share your phone or help another device.
Remote Ranger 0.6.1.
WIRED WEST · REMOTE ASSISTANCE
Take the reins.
From anywhere.
A helping hand for Android phones and the big screen. Remote Ranger brings your device to a helper, wherever you are.
On your phone, choose Share this phone → Show my connection code. Approve screen sharing, then enter the nine digits here.
Connecting Google TV, Fire TV or Roku? Open the TV test controller →
You approve. You stay in control. Either person can stop.
First-time phone setup
- Install the Android app below.
- Choose Share this phone and enable its Accessibility control permission.
- Show your connection code, approve sharing, and give the code to your helper.
Use your private controller shortcut to connect. Keep the phone unlocked.
Wired West · Ranger control
Start a connection
Your desktop shortcut fills this in automatically.
Other connection options
Enter this code on the phone
Remote Ranger → Share this phone → connection code
Expires in 10 minutes. Keep this page open.
Or use an invitation link
Connected phone
ConnectingPhone ping: measuring…Server: —0.0 fps
Wheel to scroll the phone. Alt + wheel moves a zoomed view. Home and Back work even with a black picture.
Tap or click to control. Drag to swipe. Wheel to scroll the phone.
Phone approval is required for every connection.
EQUIP YOUR DEVICE
Get Remote Ranger
Choose your device. Setup and availability vary by platform.
02 · GOOGLE TV TEST BUILD
Google TV
Floating Google TV handset with directions, OK, app shortcuts, mute and volume.
TV app 0.7.9 · Windows 0.1.9.
03 · FIRE TV TEST BUILD
Amazon Fire TV
Fire OS 7/8 setup and permission guidance.
0.7.1 · 32-bit + 64-bit ARM.
04 · SAMSUNG TV EXPERIMENTAL
Samsung TV
Windows bridge and Tizen capture tests. Full-screen viewing is unverified.
0.1 · Test kit · ZIP · 36.1 MB.
05 · ROKU TEST BUILD
Roku
Windows bridge, web remote and optional native Roku test channel. Controls without a live picture.
0.1 · Developer test kit · ZIP.
The Google TV and Fire TV test apps, and the Roku Windows bridge, use the TV test controller and nine-digit codes. Roku currently provides controls without a live picture. Real-device testing is still required; firmware may restrict control or screen capture. The Fire TV APK is for Android-based Fire OS, not Vega OS. The Samsung kit uses a separate local Windows bridge; its TV widgets need signing before installation.
Android robot adapted from Google artwork under CC BY 3.0. Platform logos identify the intended devices for these independent Wired West apps and test builds.