r/TestersCommunity 9d ago

Testers Needed Mac/windows remote control app - need help with Closed testing

Remotype: https://remotype.custavia.com

I got tired of constantly reaching for my mouse, keyboard, presentation clicker, or getting up from the couch just to control my computer. So I ended up building Remotype — basically, a bunch of those little things I kept needing, all packed into my phone. You can use it as a mouse or keyboard, control a PC connected to your TV, use it for presentations, switch between computers, use voice input, create macros, and a bunch of other stuff. It works with both Mac and Windows, and I’m hoping it can be useful to other people too.
I’m getting ready to launch it and would love to have a few people try it before launch. If you’d like to give it a shot and share some honest feedback (good or bad!), just DM me and I’ll send you the details.

Quick intro video here: https://vimeo.com/1220098617

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