Sitecom Media Controller

What if your phone could control everything in your living room without a single extra remote?

The Sitecom Media Controller transforms your Android device into a universal command center for your digital entertainment ecosystem. No more juggling between apps, fumbling with multiple remotes, or losing the one controller that actually works. This app consolidates control over your networked media devices—streamers, smart TVs, NAS drives, and media servers—into one streamlined interface. It eliminates the friction of switching contexts, letting you browse, queue, and play content from any source without leaving the app.

Core Functionality

The app operates as a discovery and control layer over your home network. It automatically scans for compatible DLNA, UPnP, and SMB devices, presenting them in a unified device list. You can browse media libraries across connected storage, stream directly to supported players, or push content to Chromecast, AirPlay, or DLNA renderers. The interface is clean, with large touch targets and a logical hierarchy: source selection, content browsing, playback queue, and now-playing controls. Playback management includes pause, skip, volume adjustment, and track looping. For power users, there is a folder-level navigation mode and custom playlist creation.

Key Advantages

• Universal device discovery – Automatically finds DLNA/UPnP servers, NAS drives, and media renderers on your local network.
• Cross-platform streaming – Push audio, video, and images to any compatible smart TV, speaker, or streaming box.
• Queue management – Build and reorder playlists from multiple sources before playback begins.
• Minimal learning curve – Intuitive list and grid views with swipe gestures for quick actions like add-to-queue or delete.

Download mobile app now

Exclusive access for first users—install today and reclaim your living room from the clutter of remotes. Limited offer: the initial setup wizard is available free for the first 10,000 downloads.

Technical Note

Heads up: you'll need Wi-Fi for most features—the app relies on local network discovery and streaming. Some advanced renderer protocols (like DTS passthrough or 4K HDR) require additional codec support on your Android device. The app is ad-supported with an optional in-app purchase to remove promotions.