Castyra - Cast to TV & Remote

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Beginner Guide To Download Castyra - Cast to TV & Remote

Turn your Android phone into a powerful universal TV remote with Castyra – TV Remote & Cast. Connect to supported Fire TV, Android TV, and Roku devices over the same Wi-Fi network, control your TV, mirror your phone screen, and cast personal media to the big screen.

CONTROL YOUR TV FROM YOUR PHONE

Replace your physical remote with an easy-to-use smart TV remote. Castyra provides essential controls for supported TVs, including:

• Power control
• Directional navigation and OK/Select
• Back, Home, and Menu buttons
• Play, pause, previous, and next controls
• Volume up, volume down, and mute
• Channel up and channel down
• Standard voice input where supported

GESTURE-BASED TV REMOTE

Use the responsive gesture touchpad to control your TV naturally. Swipe to navigate, tap to select, double-tap, scroll vertically, or hold to open the menu. The spacious touchpad makes controlling your TV comfortable without constantly looking at your phone.

EASILY FIND AND CONNECT YOUR TV

Castyra searches for compatible TVs connected to your local Wi-Fi network. You can:

• Automatically discover nearby supported TVs
• Connect using a TV’s IP address
• Securely pair using the PIN displayed on the TV
• Save previously connected devices
• View online, offline, and unavailable device status
• Switch between connected TVs

SCREEN MIRRORING

Mirror your Android phone screen to a compatible Fire TV or Android TV using the Castyra Receiver companion app. Adjust your streaming experience with controls for:

• Display format and aspect ratio
• Capture quality
• Screen resolution
• Frame rate

CAST PHOTOS, VIDEOS, AND MUSIC

Enjoy your personal media on a larger screen. Select photos, videos, or music stored on your phone and cast them to Castyra Receiver. Use the built-in media controls to play, pause, rewind, fast-forward, skip, reconnect, or stop casting.

CASTYRA RECEIVER FOR TV

Install Castyra Receiver on a compatible Fire TV or Android TV device to enable screen mirroring and media casting. Pair your phone using the QR code, six-digit pairing code, or receiver IP address displayed on the TV.

SIMPLE AND CUSTOMIZABLE

Personalize your remote-control experience with:

• Haptic feedback
• Button sounds
• Keep-screen-awake option
• Multiple languages
• Connection diagnostics
• Help and troubleshooting

HOW TO USE CASTYRA

Connect your phone and TV to the same Wi-Fi network.
Open Castyra and search for your TV.
Pair the devices using the PIN shown on the TV.
Start using the TV remote, gesture touchpad, screen mirroring, or media casting.

Download Castyra – TV Remote & Cast and enjoy one convenient app for TV control, screen mirroring, and media casting.

Compatibility and available remote commands may vary by TV platform, model, operating-system version, and network configuration. Castyra Receiver is required for supported screen-mirroring and media-casting features. Castyra is an independent application and is not affiliated with Amazon, Google, or Roku. Fire TV, Android TV, and Roku are trademarks of their respective owners.
Universal TV remote App for Android TV, Fire TV, & Roku; mirror and cast media
Updated on
Aug 28, 2026

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