Auto-discovery
Open the app and your TVs just show up on Wi-Fi. Samsung, LG, Roku, Sony, Apple TV, Fire TV, Google TV, Hisense, Panasonic, Philips, VIZIO, Chromecast — twelve platforms, zero setup.
NOW PLAYING · FROM YOUR BED
Binge your show.
Never leave your bed.
Your iPhone becomes the remote for every TV you own. The real one fell down the wall side? Who cares. Say “sleepy time” and LazyBinger switches everything off. 🛏️
- 12 TV platforms
- 100% local
- No account
Features
Built for horizontal marathons.
Everything you need to never hunt for the remote in the dark again.
Magic words
Say “sleepy time” and the TV goes dark. “Pause”, “play”… every word is customizable. Apple's engine listens in up to 3 languages at once, or go Whisper: open source, 100% on-device. You can even record your own trigger sound.
Camera auto-pilot
Prop your iPhone facing the TV: on-device OCR reads the screen and presses OK the moment “Skip intro” or “Next episode” pops up. You don't move a muscle.
Custom cues
Add the exact button labels to catch, in any language, then pick the action. Live similarity tuning shows you exactly when it will fire.
Sleep timer + night mode
“Turn off in 30 minutes”: start the timer with a tap or your voice, and the TV powers down while you drift off. At 2 a.m. the interface dims itself, and in the morning Wake-on-LAN wakes the TV from across the room.
The full remote
D-pad, volume, a keyboard for search fields, and eleven apps one tap away: Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, Disney+, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Hulu, Paramount+, Spotify, Crunchyroll, Plex. Free, forever.
On your Apple Watch
The whole remote, on your wrist: D-pad, volume, play/pause, power and one-tap streaming apps. Turn the Digital Crown to switch pages or pick a TV. Your iPhone talks to the TV; you just tap. Free.
How it works
Three steps to absolute laziness.
- 01
Scan
Open LazyBinger: it scans your Wi-Fi and lists every TV in the house.
- 02
Pair
One tap, a code on the TV, done. Wake-on-LAN gets set up along the way.
- 03
Binge
Get comfortable. Voice, camera or thumb — you're not getting up again.
Live Activity
Run your TV without unlocking.
While the show plays, LazyBinger drops a real remote onto your lock screen. D-pad, OK, volume — it all responds without unlocking or reopening the app.
- Interactive D-pad and OK, straight from the lock screen
- No unlocking, no app to reopen
- Shows it's listening for your magic words, live
NOW ON APPLE WATCH
The remote, right on your wrist.
Raise your wrist and LazyBinger is already a remote. D-pad, play/pause, volume, power and your streaming apps — your iPhone does the talking to the TV, your wrist does the tapping.
- D-pad, OK, volume, play/pause and power — turn the Digital Crown to flip pages
- One-tap launches for Netflix, Disney+, YouTube and more
- Switch which TV you're driving, or scan for a new one — all from the watch
CULT SCENE
Faithful reenactment of a LazyBinger night: you, the duvet, the popcorn — and the remote doing all the work.
Gallery
The app, for real.
Dark interface, thumb-friendly, zero blinding screens.
Voice mode
Say “sleepy time” — good night, TV.
Your TVs, found
Auto-discovery on the network, one-tap pairing.
Tweak everything
Languages, magic words, cues, sensitivity: your way.
FAQ
Frequently asked, lazily answered.
Which TVs are supported?
Twelve platforms: Samsung (Tizen), LG (webOS), Roku, Sony Bravia, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google TV (TCL, Xiaomi, Nvidia Shield…), Hisense (VIDAA), Panasonic (Viera), Philips, VIZIO SmartCast and Chromecast. If your TV shares the Wi-Fi with your iPhone, odds are it will just show up.
Does it work with the iPhone locked?
Voice does: listening stays on even when the screen is locked. Mumble “sleepy time” at 2 a.m. and the TV obeys. Camera auto-pilot needs the app in the foreground — that's an iOS rule.
Where does my data go?
Nowhere. TV discovery and control stay on your local network; speech recognition and OCR run on-device. No account, no cloud, no tracking.
Why does the camera need the app in the foreground?
iOS doesn't allow camera access in the background. The trick: prop the iPhone facing the TV — the app dims to night mode and presses OK for you. It keeps watch, you keep dozing.
Which languages does voice understand?
Apple's engine listens in up to 3 languages at the same time (bilingual households, rejoice). Whisper — open source, fully on-device — understands dozens. And you can record any sound or phrase as a trigger.
Can I use my Apple Watch as the remote?
Yes. LazyBinger puts a full remote on your wrist — D-pad, volume, play/pause, power and one-tap streaming apps, across all 12 platforms. The watch relays your taps to your iPhone, which controls the TV, so keep your phone nearby. It's free, like the rest of the remote.