1. Kore™ is a simple, easy to use and beautiful remote that lets you control your Kodi® / XBMC™ media center from your Android™ device.
2. Kodi® and Kore™ are trademarks of the XBMC Foundation.
3. Telephone: needed if you want to pause Kodi when an incoming call is detected.
4. Kore™ is fully Open-Source and released under the Apache License 2.
5. Should you wish to help on future development you can do so by visiting for code contributions.
6. Kore does not collect or share information to the outside.
7. Images shown on screenshots are Copyright Blender Foundation ( ), used under a Creative Commons 3.
1. May you please fix the issue with Local Files.Always loved this one, makes browsing through menus while keeping the video full screen possible, and being able to have multiple kodi devices linked up means I don't have to keep track of different remotes.
2. 2 suggestions: 1: Make the remote control buttons scalable so they show bigger on bigger screens, and move them up -- there's a ton of unused screen real estate there and it would work better for most users if the controls were centralized instead of being at the bottom.
3. Still there are a few things that separate this app at present from perfection: 1) If I search my library for music to play, and then play a song and build a mix, and go to the remote control, then come back to search, the library search is reset.
4. You can browse your library directly on the phone and you have complete control over the playback - volume, language, subtitles... The new integration with system media controls is great too.
5. Basically if there were an option to display lyrics in Kore, yet again one step closer to perfection! These three things would move me to a 5+* rating for the app, unable to sing its praises far and wide enough.
6. I spend ages homing in on an album I want to sample I try a song, and come back and I have to start again .. 2) It lacks any clear means of rating music that's playing.
7. I would suggest 2 improvements though.... 1) when not playing, to be able to browse the media files on the app, so I can pick and play without needing the TV on, or even be in the same room.
8. Networking-wise, despite other reviews, I found no connection issues using the app, having Kodi installed on a desktop Debian-based Linux system.
9. Due to modern device widths, the remote control positioning nowadays feels a bit small, meaning I often found myself pressing the wrong buttons several times.
10. The only issue I find is it's slow to enable subtitles embedded in videos and it takes long at times to show movie length just in case I want to skip to a certain point.
11. Kodi has a Lyric add on that display a best effort at lyrics of a playing song.