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Your RGB lighting on your phone

OpenRGB Remote

An unofficial, modern Android client for the OpenRGB SDK server. Controls keyboards, fans and LED strips on the PCs in your network.

Source code

No public download yet – the app is in development.

Status
In development
Requires
Android 8.0 or newer
Package name
dev.eno2.openrgbremote
  • Welcome screen (German UI): “Your RGB lighting on your phone” with a color wheel and a security notice
  • Device list of the connected gaming PC with keyboard
  • Network scan with discovered OpenRGB servers and their addresses
  • Four-step guide to starting the OpenRGB SDK server on the PC
  • Device list in the dark theme with the error “OpenRGB server is not running”

Features

What OpenRGB Remote can do

  • Finds your PCs

    Scans your network for OpenRGB servers on port 6742 – or enter the address yourself.

  • All devices at a glance

    Keyboards, mainboards, graphics cards, mice and ARGB controllers with zones, LED count and current color.

  • Robust connection

    Its own protocol module for OpenRGB protocol v0–6 with automatic reconnect, backpressure and clear error messages.

  • Guided onboarding

    Explains in three steps how to start the SDK server and connect your PC – including a security notice.

  • Bilingual

    Fully in English and German, with light and dark theme and a tablet layout.

  • Work in progress

    Color control, profiles, an effects engine as well as widgets and quick settings tiles are next.

Background

About OpenRGB Remote

OpenRGB Remote is an unofficial Android client for OpenRGB. OpenRGB manages the RGB lighting of keyboards, fans, mainboards and LED strips on your PC – this app connects to it over your network, so you can see and control everything from the couch.

The protocol is implemented from scratch based on the public SDK documentation and tested against captures from a real OpenRGB 1.0 server. No OpenRGB code is used, and the app is not an official OpenRGB project.

Status: connections, network scan, device list, detail view and onboarding are done. Color control, profiles and effects are next.