Built for one hand
Every control on the phone sits within reach of a single finger, with big targets and forgiving gestures. Pick a layout for the left or the right hand; tablets get a larger one.
Accessibility
A remote made for one hand.
Control My PC puts your computer within reach of one finger. This page says plainly what the apps support today, and what we have not finished testing, so you can decide before you try them.
What works today
Help Mode
Turn on Help Mode and every button explains what it does instead of doing it, until you turn it off.
Your look
System, Light or Dark, plus any accent colour. Dark mode uses warm, low-glare colours.
Shortcuts as big buttons
Key combos that are hard to press on a keyboard become one big tap on the Grid, and you can name each button the way you like.
What we have not finished testing
We have not finished testing the Android app with TalkBack, Switch Access or Voice Access, or the Windows app with Narrator, so we do not claim support for them yet. We will update this page as we test more.
Tell us what gets in your way
A button that is hard to hit, a label that is hard to read, a gesture that doesn’t suit your hands: we want to know and we read every message.