FLPR is easy to set up and use - it had all the codes I needed for all my devices.

Works great with my home entertainment system and to take control at the sports bar. I plan to buy a touch for a do-anything remote at home.

The interface is dead simple to use, and the number of brands already in this app is amazing. Nice work!

I tried the FLPR with every device I have at home, and I have large family, so plenty of electronics... It holds them all (not what another reviewer said), they just scroll horizontally on the top of the screen, so you do not see them all at once - but that just means larger area is available for buttons. I tried learning on several remotes, including really old ones - no problem at all. Learning mode is great to combine different remotes into one screen, like channels on dish receiver and volume on the amplifier. Great product!!!

I have only tried the App so far to look at promised features, and it works up to point. This product is a step above a learning only remote, in that the database allows easy setup of the devices it supports. I'm curious how they get away with just one code per brand. My universal remotes have several IR Codes for Panasonic TVs for example and the FLPR has only one. Here are the features I expect in a Universal Remote. 1. Copy my remotes - FLPR does this but appears to be limited to two devices at once since the Settings button disappears when the 3rd remote is added. Add a fourth and the Add button is gone. Maybe it's a bug or an artifact of no hardware? 2. Activities Remotes - Multi-device remotes for controlling how I use a remote like for watching TV - FLPR doesn't have the concept. 3. Macros - FLPR has them, but not in the remotes, only as a special remote & button sequence programming is a pain. No Delays? 4. Favorites - Channel lists for my entertainment - FLPR doesn't have them. 5. Remote View Editing - Change button icons, and customize layout - FLPR doesn't have the capability. Skins are cute though.