Bolt's here to help.
WebTrigger is built by a small independent developer, and support matters here. Whether you found a bug, need help getting connected, have an idea for a WebShell, or just aren't sure where to start, you're not shouting into the void.
For help, bug reports, setup issues, or questions, email:
Please include what version of WebTrigger you're using, what device you're connecting from, and a short description of what happened.
Bolt works behind the scenes to keep WebTrigger moving, but he needs your feedback too.
Tell us how you found WebTrigger, what you're trying to build, what confused you, or what feature you want next.
WebTrigger is a Windows app that lets you control your PC from any phone, tablet, laptop, or browser on your local network. You create actions on your PC, then use WebShells to display and trigger those actions from another screen.
WebTrigger can be used like a Stream Deck, but it is designed to be more flexible. Instead of a fixed grid of buttons, WebTrigger gives you customizable browser-based interfaces called WebShells. A WebShell can be a button deck, dashboard, launcher, media controller, system monitor, or something completely custom.
No. WebTrigger uses devices you already own, like an old phone, tablet, laptop, touchscreen, or wall-mounted display.
WebTrigger is designed for local network use. That means your phone, tablet, or browser connects to the PC running WebTrigger while on the same network.
No. WebTrigger is local-first. Your actions and controls stay on your own PC and network.
WebShells are customizable interfaces for WebTrigger. They decide how your actions, buttons, dashboards, and live data appear on screen. The same actions can be used across different WebShells without rebuilding them.
Actions are the things WebTrigger can run or control. An action might launch an app, open a website, run a script, trigger a hotkey, send an HTTP request, open a folder, control media, or perform a system command.
Make sure your PC and device are on the same Wi-Fi/network, WebTrigger is running, and your firewall is not blocking the connection. If your router separates devices using guest Wi-Fi or client isolation, your device may not be able to see your PC.
WebTrigger is designed to run locally on your network. For best results, only use it on networks you trust and avoid exposing it directly to the public internet.
Yes. WebShells are built with standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If it can run in a browser, it can become a WebTrigger interface.
Yes. Feature ideas are welcome. Use Bolt's Feedback Form or email support with your idea.
Yes. Please email support with what happened, what you expected to happen, your WebTrigger version, and any steps that reproduce the issue.
No problem. Send an email and include as much detail as you can.
Bolt may work behind the scenes, but there's a real person here trying to make WebTrigger better.