iLG remote

A native Sailfish OS remote control for LG webOS televisions. It speaks the LG SSAP WebSocket protocol (over TLS) directly - d-pad, volume, channels, inputs, media keys, a pointer/touchpad, a number pad and app launching - and powers the TV on with Wake-on-LAN. TVs are found by SSDP discovery (or a quick port scan), and several TVs can be stored and switched between.

Everything runs on the device and stays on your own network: it talks only to the TV you paired with. The first connection shows a pairing prompt on the TV; the key the TV returns is stored locally on the phone. No account, no cloud, no telemetry.

FEATURES
- Full remote: d-pad, OK/back/home, volume and channel, inputs, media transport keys
- Pointer / touchpad mode and a number pad
- Six quick-launch tiles: five you assign yourself (press and hold one and pick
  any app or input the TV reports), plus a fixed one that takes a screenshot of
  the TV and puts it in the gallery
- Apps and inputs listed with the icons the TV serves, sorted by name
- Wake-on-LAN power-on; SSDP discovery, with a fallback scan of the local subnet
- Store several TVs and switch between them
- Auto-reconnect: the connection keeps itself alive and comes back on its own
- The TV's certificate is pinned on the first connection and checked from then on

STATUS
Proof of concept / work in progress, shared as is, no warranty. Built and used on a Sony Xperia 10 III (Sailfish OS 5.x). English user interface with a German translation. Works with newer LG webOS models that speak SSAP.

ARCHITECTURES
aarch64 (Sailfish OS 5.0+). No armv7hl build.

Written with Claude Code (Anthropic).

Source, issues, releases: https://github.com/JimKnopfIoT/harbour-ilg-remote