Aiwa TV remote app for iPhone & Android

Setting it up

EveryMote is a universal TV remote control app for iPhone and Android, so the same app that controls your Aiwa also controls every other smart TV in the house.

1. 1

   Put the phone and TV on the same Wi-Fi network — not a guest network.

2. 2

   Open EveryMote and let it scan. Your Aiwa appears by name.

3. 3

   Tap it, then complete whatever step your platform asks for: a code on Android, Google TV and VIDAA sets, an authorisation prompt on Fire TV, and nothing at all on Roku models.

4. 4

   The full remote opens: D-pad, volume, channels, playback, number pad and keyboard.

Because these sets run someone else's platform, the platform setup page covers the same steps in more detail, including its brand-specific settings.

Aiwa questions

How do I connect my phone to my Aiwa TV?

Put the phone and the TV on the same Wi-Fi network, open EveryMote and let it scan — your Aiwa appears by name within a few seconds. Tap it and complete the one step its platform asks for: a code on screen for Android and Google TV sets, an authorisation prompt on Fire TV, and nothing at all on Roku models. No cables, no account, no IP address to type in.

How do I use my phone as a remote for a Aiwa TV?

Install EveryMote, connect once as above, and the full remote opens — D-pad, OK, back, home, volume, channels, playback, a number pad and a keyboard for typing into search boxes. It stays paired, so afterwards it is just open and use.

Which platform does my Aiwa TV run?

Aiwa smart TVs run Android TV or Google TV. You do not need to check before using the app — EveryMote identifies it during the scan and connects the right way.

Is the Aiwa remote app free?

Yes. Every remote feature works without paying — the free version is supported by ads, and Premium only removes them. Nothing about the remote itself is behind the paywall.

My Aiwa TV is not found.

Almost always the network: the phone must be on the same Wi-Fi as the TV, not cellular data and not a guest or IoT network, which many routers isolate. Make sure the TV is fully on rather than in standby, then rescan.