A private phone remote for a Windows streaming setup.
Sigil turns a phone browser into a fast LAN remote for a streaming PC — no cloud, no account, no remote-desktop service. Everything runs between your phone and your PC over your own network.
Large controls and phone-first interaction, shaped around chronic hand pain and staying on the couch.
How it works ↓
Sigil is built around two screens on your phone, switched with a tap.
Everything you need without looking at the TV.
For when you actually need to see and touch the screen.
Stremio, Netflix, Twitch, Kick, and VLC, all from one screen.
See the PC's screen on your phone, with a touchpad and tap-to-click.
Type on the PC using your phone's own keyboard.
System volume, per-app volume, and audio-output switching.
Set a sleep timer, or pause and sleep the PC directly.
Reconnect handling for a pairing that holds up — local network only.
Streaming from a PC shouldn't mean getting up whenever a search box, a Skip Intro button, a subtitle menu, or the wrong display gets in the way.
Sigil keeps that control in your hand instead — without a cloud account, and without leaving the couch.
A small Windows host runs on your streaming PC.
Pair a phone on the same local network.
Switch services, control playback and audio, or open Remote for the screen.
