Sharp sets running Roku TV, Google TV or Android TV
Sharp does not build its own TV platform — its sets run Roku TV, Google TV or Android TV, and EveryMote speaks all of them natively. Sharp sells Roku TVs in the US and Android or Google TV sets elsewhere. The app detects which one your TV runs while it scans, so you do not have to.
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EveryMote is a universal TV remote control app for iPhone and Android, so the same app that controls your Sharp also controls every other smart TV in the house.
Put the phone and TV on the same Wi-Fi network — not a guest network.
Open EveryMote and let it scan. Your Sharp appears by name.
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.
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.
Worth knowing
Roku-based Sharps need no pairing code at all; the Android ones show a code on screen.






Not listed? See everything EveryMote supports — or check the support pages.
It takes about thirty seconds to set up.