Remokon
Remokon is #168 in Music Paid in South Korea and charting in 1 of 24 countries we track.
DeveloperMasayuki Akamatsu
CategoryMusic
Price6,600 KRW
Released
Rating★ 2.0 (1)
Version4.0
Age rating4+
First charted🇰🇷 25 Sep 2026
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 24 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 🇰🇷 South Korea | MusicPaid | #168 |
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About Remokon
Remokon is a wireless controller for OSC (Open Sound Control). Use it with Max, Processing, SuperCollider, or anything else that speaks OSC. Press a button to play a sound, move a slider to change a lighting color — from your iPhone or iPad.
Remokon does nothing on its own: you need a program on the receiving side. Samples for Max and Processing are bundled with the app (Settings > Max Sample Patch / Processing Sample Code). Use the share button to send one to your computer over AirDrop.
■ Controls (102 across four pages)
- Mix: 4 vertical sliders, 1 horizontal slider, 4 toggles
- Pad: 16 push buttons, 4 toggles
- XY: 1 XY slider, 4 toggles
- Grid: 64 mini toggles, 4 toggles
Every control is multi-touch, so you can work several at once. Sliding a finger across toggles and buttons presses each one it passes over.
■ Sensors
The accelerometer (x, y and z at 50 Hz) and shake gestures are sent as OSC.
■ Connection
- Host address, output and input ports, and Device ID
- Find the receiving host over Bonjour
- Save destinations as presets and switch between them
- Send to the whole LAN at once (subnet broadcast)
- Connection status always visible at the top of the screen (indicator color, destination, message counts)
- Tell several iPhones and iPads apart by Device ID
■ Built-in OSC reference
The messages Remokon sends and receives are documented inside the app. Select and copy just the part you need, or export the whole thing as a Markdown file, while you write the receiving side.
■ iPad
Open several windows. Send from each window to a different host, or lay out different pages side by side for the same destination to widen your playing surface.
■ Compatibility
The message format is unchanged from 3.0.3 and earlier. Patches and programs you have already written work as they are.
Remokon does nothing on its own: you need a program on the receiving side. Samples for Max and Processing are bundled with the app (Settings > Max Sample Patch / Processing Sample Code). Use the share button to send one to your computer over AirDrop.
■ Controls (102 across four pages)
- Mix: 4 vertical sliders, 1 horizontal slider, 4 toggles
- Pad: 16 push buttons, 4 toggles
- XY: 1 XY slider, 4 toggles
- Grid: 64 mini toggles, 4 toggles
Every control is multi-touch, so you can work several at once. Sliding a finger across toggles and buttons presses each one it passes over.
■ Sensors
The accelerometer (x, y and z at 50 Hz) and shake gestures are sent as OSC.
■ Connection
- Host address, output and input ports, and Device ID
- Find the receiving host over Bonjour
- Save destinations as presets and switch between them
- Send to the whole LAN at once (subnet broadcast)
- Connection status always visible at the top of the screen (indicator color, destination, message counts)
- Tell several iPhones and iPads apart by Device ID
■ Built-in OSC reference
The messages Remokon sends and receives are documented inside the app. Select and copy just the part you need, or export the whole thing as a Markdown file, while you write the receiving side.
■ iPad
Open several windows. Send from each window to a different host, or lay out different pages side by side for the same destination to widen your playing surface.
■ Compatibility
The message format is unchanged from 3.0.3 and earlier. Patches and programs you have already written work as they are.
Latest updates
4.0
Version 4.0 is a complete rewrite. The message format is unchanged from 3.0.3 and earlier, so your existing programs keep working.
■ Added
- A built-in OSC reference, with copy and file export
- Sample code for Max and Processing, bundled with the app
- Connection status at the top of the screen (indicator color, destination, message counts)
- Finding the receiving host over Bonjour
- Saving destinations as presets
- Haptic feedback
- Several windows on iPad, each able to send to a different host
- Japanese and English
■ Changes
- Settings open as a sheet rather than a page (still page 4 over OSC)
- Pages are switched from the tab bar at the bottom. Swiping sideways works only where there are no controls
- Sliding a finger across toggles and buttons presses each one it passes over (sliders and the XY pad still follow the finger that grabbed them)
- Settings take effect immediately
- Losing Wi-Fi no longer shows an alert; the indicator at the top reports it
■ Fixed
- Changing pages from the host with /set works again (it had been broken since iOS 5)
- Malformed OSC messages no longer crash the app
■ Please note
- OSC address pattern matching (/s* and the like) is not supported. The address must be exactly /set
- iOS cannot send to 255.255.255.255. Use the subnet broadcast address that the settings screen offers (192.168.1.255, for example)