Native AV receiver remote & iOS 27 widgets for Marantz and Denon
AmpliWidgets is an independent application. For questions, feature requests, or bug reports, please refer to the guidance below.
To report an issue or request support, please open a ticket on our public issue tracker: 👉 Open an Issue on GitHub
When submitting a bug report, please include:
AmpliWidgets uses Bonjour / mDNS network discovery to find your receiver automatically on first launch. Ensure your iPhone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your receiver. If your network configuration prevents automatic mDNS discovery:
192.168.1.50).AmpliWidgets sends standard ASCII control commands directly to your AV receiver over TCP port 23 and uses Bonjour to discover your receiver on your home Wi-Fi network. iOS requires explicit user authorization (NSLocalNetworkUsageDescription) for any app that communicates with devices on your local Wi-Fi. AmpliWidgets never sends any data outside your local network.
The Safety Volume Ceiling allows you to set a hard maximum volume limit (e.g., -15.0 dB). Any volume step up command—whether from the app, Home Screen widget, or Control Center—will automatically clamp at this ceiling and refuse to step higher, protecting your ears, family, and speakers from accidental volume jumps.
AmpliWidgets provides 4 distinct interactive widget layouts:
To add or change widgets:
If you change your home router, get a new receiver, or want to return the app to initial discovery mode:
No. AmpliWidgets operates 100% on-device. There are zero accounts, zero analytics, zero trackers, and zero external servers. All network traffic is strictly between your phone and your receiver on your private local network.
For other inquiries, please contact: https://github.com/amolkarnik/ampli-widgets/issues