What this site is for
Universal remotes are cheap and useful, and the instructions that come with them are usually terrible. A folded sheet of paper, four hundred codes in six point type, and no explanation of what to do when none of them work.
Remoteversity exists to fix that. We put the codes somewhere you can search them, and we explain the setup properly including what to try when the first code fails.
How we do it
Codes come from manufacturer documentation, printed code sheets supplied with remotes, and testing where we have the equipment.
Where a code is confirmed working, we say so. Where we are less sure, we say that too. Nothing on this site is invented or copied from a random forum post without checking.
When a reader tells us a code doesn’t work, we look at it and update the page. Corrections are welcome that is how the site gets better.
Who writes it
Sidra runs the site and writes most of it. She is an SEO content writer by trade and started Remoteversity after getting tired of remote code lists that were badly organised, out of date, or simply wrong.
How the site is funded
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy something, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This never affects what we recommend we would rather send you to the right product and earn nothing than to the wrong one and earn a few pence.
Advertising does not influence what we write. We are not paid by any remote control manufacturer, and no brand has any say in our content.
A note on brands
We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any remote control or television manufacturer. Brand names appear on this site purely to identify which devices a code works with.
Get in touch
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