Using the completely free (for non-commercial use) software called “TeamViewer”, you can control a Windows 10 computer via your iOS device. Veency is another interesting iPhone app developed by Saurik and quite easy to setup if you have a jailbroken iPhone with Cydia installed.This step-by-step guide will show you how to set up your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch so that it can connect to and control your Windows 10 desktop, laptop or tablet.
Once the connection is established you should see iPhone’s home screen on your computer in the VNC client. If you get an error connecting, try again, usually works after retrying if it does not work in the first attempt. If the connection is successful, you should see a message "Remote Access Request" on your iPhone which needs to be accepted to remotely access your iPhone as seen below. Use the IP address to connect to your iPhone using the VNC Client. You can find it under Settings -> Wi-Fi (look for the IP address). To connect to your iPhone, you will also need your iPhone’s IP address. If you’re using a Mac, then you can use Chicken VNC. You can use VNC clients such as UltraVNC or TightVNC to connect your Windows desktop. You will then need to connect to your iPhone with Veency running in the background using a VNC client. 
Please note that you will not find the icon of Veency app on the home screen like other iPhone apps, however it will be running in the background.
Search for Veency and Install it on your iPhone. Launch Cydia from your jailbroken iPhone’s home screen. You can checkout the instructions on how to use Veency below: Veency is unfortunately only available for the jailbroken iPhone. 
You will also be able to check text messages remotely from your computer in one room while your iPhone is getting charged in the other room. Reply to emails, text messages, and more. Here are a few things you can do with Veency: Drag mouse point from left to right or right to left to flick through photos or contact list. Use middle mouse button to lock your iPhone. Use right mouse button to access iPhone’s home screen. Use left mouse click to mimic tap to launch an iPhone app. You can also mimic most of the actions on the iPhone using the mouse on a computer except for the two finger gesture: Once you are connected to your iPhone from your PC or Mac using the VNC client, you can do just about anything on the iPhone remotely which you can do when you have it in your hands. 
Saurik has also developed the popular installer app, Cydia, and free and very popular iPhone apps such as WinterBoard and video recording iPhone app, Cycorder. Veency is developed by Jay Freeman (aka Saurik) which allows iPhone users to remotely control their iPhone from a PC or Mac via a VNC client.
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