MiRemoteBridge · House #15,284

What it is

Calls itself “keyboard” and “media controller”.

• Calls itself: keyboard · media controller

“Turn almost any Bluetooth remote into a driverless keyboard and media controller for your PC”

Where it puts itself

Claims “the only supported MCU”. Rules out “iOS”.

• Superlative claim: the only supported MCU
• Says it will not: iOS

“No custom keyboard driver on Windows No system driver patched or injected All 13 RC003 keys supported”

“Board ESP32-C3 · about $5 Verified · the only supported MCU”

What it costs

Prices quoted: $10, $15, $5.

• Price: $10 · $15 · $5

“An ESP32-C3 board costs about $5 and a remote about $10; a full set runs about $15.”

Who it sells to

Sells to consumers.

• Sells to: consumers

“A $5 upgrade: your Bluetooth remote now runs your PC.”

How it runs

A web app. Runs locally and works offline. No API. Open source. Built with GitHub Pages.

• Kind: web
• Runs where: on the device, offline
• API: no
• Open source: yes
• Built with: GitHub Pages

“Flash, configure Wi-Fi, and remap every key directly from the browser.”

“The bridging happens on the board; your PC just sees a standard Bluetooth keyboard.”

What it works with

Names CMCC_Voice_Remote, ESP Web Tools and 5 more on its pages.

• Names: CMCC_Voice_Remote · ESP Web Tools · ESP32-C3 · +4

“CMCC_Voice_Remote”

“ESP Web Tools”