WebPult

Use your phone as a remote and trackpad for your laptop browser: control video playback, volume, scrolling, mouse and keyboard.

Your laptop is the TV. Your phone is the remote. If you watch movies, series, YouTube, Twitch or any browser video on your laptop — or project it onto a wall — you know the problem: you're on the couch, the laptop is across the room, and there's no remote. WebPult is that remote. How it works: 1. Click the WebPult icon in Chrome — you'll see a short-lived pairing code and a QR code. 2. On your phone, point the camera at the QR (or open webpult.com/join and type the code). 3. Tap buttons on your phone. Video on your laptop reacts instantly (<200 ms). No app to install on the phone. No account. No setup. What you can control: • Play, pause, seek ±10 s, fullscreen • Volume slider (0–100) and mute (remembers and restores your volume) • Playback speed — 0.5× to 2× (stays put across YouTube navigation) • Picture-in-Picture — pop the video out into a floating, always-on-top window • Next / previous track — playlist and radio/mix navigation on YouTube • Subtitles & quality on YouTube — toggle captions (incl. auto-translated), pick resolution • Scroll up / down • Switch tabs, open a new tab with a URL or search query, reload the current tab • Trackpad mode — move the cursor, left / right / double-click, scroll wheel, adjustable speed • Keyboard mode — type text from your phone into the focused input on the laptop Snap a shot: • Capture the current video frame straight to your phone with one tap — save it or share via the OS share sheet. Keeps a local gallery of your last 20 shots. Reconnect & install: • Trusted devices — paired laptops reconnect silently, no code needed after the first time • Install it — "Add to Home Screen" on iPhone or Android; the remote opens like a native app Works with any HTML5 video. Optimized adapters for YouTube, Twitch and Vimeo. DRM-protected video (Netflix, some streaming services) may partially or fully fail — that's a platform restriction we can't bypass. Privacy first: • No account, no email, no tracking cookies, no analytics. • Pairing codes are short-lived and single-use. • Session state is ephemeral. No browsing history is recorded. • Open-source under MIT — see https://webpult.com. Made by the WebPult Team. Questions: support@webpult.com or @rbc_WebPult_bot on Telegram. Demo: https://youtu.be/qVbwyZjeQgo