The original remote app is gone
Check whether your O4HD or O6HD still starts and responds on the same trusted Wi-Fi or Ethernet network.
Follow the local-control checksA modern, private local-network remote tested with Olive O4HD and O6HD music servers. No account, no cloud library, and no subscription.
Available for iPhone, iPad, and Android · Designed for trusted home networks
The native app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android. Discovery, browsing, search, Now Playing, and playback controls run directly between your device and a tested Olive O4HD or O6HD on the same trusted local network.
Olive Remote is a local remote, not a repair tool. It cannot revive a server that does not boot or recover a failed drive.
Use the non-destructive checks first. Olive Remote can restore local control when a compatible server still responds; it cannot repair failed hardware or recover a damaged disk.
Check whether your O4HD or O6HD still starts and responds on the same trusted Wi-Fi or Ethernet network.
Follow the local-control checksSeparate a display, network, or startup failure before factory recovery, firmware, or disk changes.
Use the startup decision treePreserve the original drive and backups before attempting filesystem repair, reinstall, or migration.
Review the recovery pathsThe controller stays close to the hardware and keeps personal music data off the internet.
SSDP discovery first, followed by a conservative private-subnet check limited to known ports and paths.
Browse the verified library interface and expose only controls backed by current hardware evidence.
Addresses, request history, in-app diagnostic exports, and library metadata remain on your device or local computer unless you explicitly choose to share an export.
Olive Remote has been tested with physical O4HD and O6HD hardware. Behavior can still vary by firmware, and other models remain evidence-gated until they are safely observed.
Read O4HD and O6HD compatibilityThese servers use local HTTP. Modern browsers intentionally block a public HTTPS page from silently reaching private HTTP devices. Use the native iOS or Android app, or clone the repository and run the local proxy for development. This boundary keeps your library and server traffic inside your network.
Start with the in-app connection help. Send a private support request, or export redacted diagnostics from Settings and open a reproducible issue without including music-library names or private network details.