IR Blaster Remote app analytics for July 2

IR Blaster turns your Android device into a universal infrared remote for compatible phones, USB IR dongles and audio to IR adapters. Create custom remotes, send hex and raw IR signals, import existing IR files, and test unknown commands from one app. IR Blaster is built for users who want a practical Android infrared remote with deeper control over protocols, timings, and hardware. Why use IR Blaster - Universal Infrared remote for Android - Works with built in IR emitters, supported USB IR dongles, and audio to IR adapters - Create and manage fully custom remotes - Send raw IR patterns and protocol based commands - Signal Tester helps discover unknown IR codes - Learning mode on supported hardware - Import Flipper Zero .ir files - Import IRPLUS .irplus and XML files - Import LIRC .conf, .cfg, and .lirc files - Export and back up your remotes Built for real IR workflows Control TVs, air conditioners, set top boxes, projectors, fans, and other infrared devices when you already have compatible codes or want to discover them with Signal Tester or learning mode. Multiple transmit options - Built in IR emitter on supported Android devices - Supported USB IR dongles - Audio to IR adapters in mono 1 LED or stereo 2 LED anti phase mode Learning mode Capture signals from compatible remotes and reuse them in your own layouts. Learning mode is available on supported hardware, including ZaZa Remote Tiqia and Elksmart dongles. Import and reuse existing IR libraries Move your existing Flipper Zero, IRPLUS, and LIRC files to Android and reuse them inside custom remotes. IR Blaster also supports JSON backup and restore for easy migration. For advanced users IR Blaster supports multiple infrared protocols including NEC, RC5, RC6, Sony, Samsung, Panasonic Kaseikyo, JVC, Denon, Thomson, and raw timing mode for precise mark and space control. Requirements You need at least one supported transmit path - Built in IR emitter - Supported USB IR dongle - Compatible audio to IR adapter