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aMule Remote is a native app for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS and tvOS (with an Apple Watch companion) that lets you remotely control an aMule (amuled) server — running on a NAS, a Raspberry Pi, Unraid or any home computer — over the EC (External Connections) protocol, the same one used by aMuleGUI and amulecmd.
The app does not download files to your device and contains no catalog of content: it is simply a control panel for your own aMule server.
Compatible with EC protocol
0x0204(aMule 2.3.x).
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- 📥 Download — get the app for Mac (DMG, Homebrew, Mac App Store), iPhone/iPad, Apple Vision Pro and Apple TV
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Server setup — how to enable External Connections on
amuled(including Unraid/Docker) - Features — everything you can do, and what's new in 1.4.x (1.4.3 built with Xcode 27)
- Apple TV — the tvOS app and how to use it with the Siri Remote
- Building and signing — how to build the apps from source
- Installing on iPhone and iPad — via Xcode or TestFlight
- EC protocol — technical details of the implementation
- FAQ and troubleshooting
- Privacy
| Platform | How to get it |
|---|---|
| Mac |
DMG from the Releases page (Developer ID signed, notarized), brew install --cask sidimam/tap/amule-remote, or the Mac App Store
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| iPhone / iPad | App Store (free), Apple Watch app included — or from source with Xcode |
| Apple Vision Pro | App Store, in the countries where Vision Pro is sold |
| Apple TV | App Store on the Apple TV (tvOS 17+), same universal purchase |
- An amuled server with External Connections enabled (see Server setup).
- The EC port (default
4712) reachable from your device. - For access from outside your home a VPN (WireGuard/Tailscale) is strongly recommended, because the EC protocol is not encrypted.
- 🐞 Report a problem — the Report a problem link inside the app (About section) opens a pre-filled issue with version, build and platform.
- 💡 Feature requests are welcome through the same page.
aMule Remote is free software released under the MIT License — Copyright © 2026 Simone Di Mambro. The license text is also shown inside the app (About → License). The EC protocol belongs to the aMule project.