Your Roku remote, on your iPhone.
Lost your Roku remote? LazyBinger turns your iPhone into a full remote for your Roku TV running Roku TV — auto-detected on your Wi-Fi, with zero setup.
Everything your iPhone drives on your Roku
- Power, navigate and set the volume on your Roku — from your bed.
- Full D-pad, play/pause and a keyboard for typing into search.
- Eleven one-tap apps: Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, YouTube…
- Premium: voice magic words (“sleepy time”) and camera intro auto-skip.
Which Roku TVs work with it?
LazyBinger finds Roku TVs running Roku TV automatically on your Wi-Fi. It's used across Roku's line-up, including:
- Roku TV (TCL, Hisense, onn…)
- Streaming Stick
- Roku Express
- Roku Ultra
No model number to look up — if your Roku is on the same Wi-Fi, it usually just shows up.
Connect your Roku in 30 seconds
Open LazyBinger: your Roku shows up on Wi-Fi by itself. One tap and it's paired.
After that everything runs over your local network — no account, no cloud. Wake-on-LAN even powers your Roku back on from across the room in the morning.
Roku not showing up? Quick fixes
- Put your iPhone and your Roku on the same Wi-Fi network — not a separate guest or “IoT” network. That's the number-one reason a TV won't appear.
- Wake the Roku and leave it on its home screen while LazyBinger scans. A TV in deep standby can stay invisible until it's powered on once.
- If your router has “AP isolation” / “client isolation” on, or splits 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, turn isolation off so your iPhone can reach the Roku.
Frequently asked
- Does LazyBinger work with every Roku TV?
- With connected Roku TVs (Roku TV) on the same Wi-Fi as your iPhone. They're detected automatically — no address to type in.
- Do I still need the original Roku remote?
- No. Once paired, you control your Roku entirely from the iPhone. The real one can stay under the couch.
- Is my Roku data sent anywhere?
- No. Discovery and control of your Roku stay on your local network; voice and camera are processed on the iPhone. No account, no tracking.