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Native game streaming for Apple TV

All your worlds.
One big screen.

GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Xbox Remote Play, PlayStation Remote Play, and PlayStation Cloud in one focused tvOS experience.

Requires your own eligible accounts, subscriptions, games, and consoles. Availability varies by service and region.

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Native tvOSCloud gamingConsole Remote PlayController support4K-ready presentation

One television library

Play where your games already live.

xForceNow brings each service into a consistent Apple TV interface without selling accounts, subscriptions, games, or access.

01

GeForce NOW

Browse your PC game catalog, manage quality and codecs, wait in the native queue, and inspect live stream health.

  • 720p through 4K options
  • H.264, HEVC, and AV1
  • Controller, keyboard, and mouse input
02

Xbox

Discover Xbox Cloud Gaming titles or connect to your own Xbox console from the same couch-first library.

  • Cloud catalog and search
  • Console Remote Play
  • Xbox controller integration
03

PlayStation

Connect a PS4 or PS5 locally or remotely, and browse eligible PlayStation Cloud titles with your own account.

  • Console discovery and wake
  • Remote Play controls and diagnostics
  • Cloud library and trophies

Built for ten feet away

A controller-first interface, not a webpage on television.

Native focus behavior, readable type, cinematic artwork, predictable Menu navigation, and stream controls designed around a Siri Remote or game controller.

Focus

Native tvOS focus lift and stable directional navigation.

Control

Xbox, PlayStation, and compatible wireless controllers.

Clarity

Queue, connection, bitrate, latency, and decoder status without raw provider errors.

Choice

Resolution, frame rate, codec, audio, colour, and local presentation settings.

Privacy by architecture

Your sign-in is not our business.

xForceNow has no credential relay, xForceNow account system, advertising SDK, analytics collector, or gameplay proxy. Authentication and streams go to the service you chose—not through a server operated by xForceNow.

  1. 1You choose a providerApple TV starts the provider's sign-in flow.
  2. 2You authenticate with that providerThe provider receives the sign-in request under its own policy.
  3. 3Credentials stay on Apple TVValidated tokens are stored in Apple Keychain.
  4. 4The stream connects to provider infrastructureNo xForceNow-owned relay carries credentials or gameplay.

No credential relay

The public PlayStation guide cannot read, submit, or store your connection code.

No analytics profile

The app does not operate analytics, advertising, or cross-app tracking services.

Honest hosting disclosure

The static support site is hosted by GitHub Pages, which receives ordinary web request metadata.

Good to know

Frequently asked.

Is xForceNow on the App Store?

App Store availability is coming soon. In the meantime, the current Apple TV beta is available through TestFlight. Beta builds expire after Apple’s TestFlight period and may change as testing continues.

Does xForceNow receive my passwords or sign-in codes?

No xForceNow-operated server receives them. Provider passwords are entered on provider-operated pages. Validated tokens are stored locally in Apple Keychain. The PlayStation helper page has no form, credential relay, storage, or analytics.

Is the source code public?

The app source is private. The complete source for this static website is public so anyone can verify that the PlayStation guide does not collect or relay a code. Public website code cannot by itself prove every property of the private app; the privacy policy and transparency report clearly separate those claims.

Does gameplay pass through an xForceNow server?

No. Gaming traffic connects to the selected provider or your own console. Some optional discovery and network-quality features contact disclosed community utility services, but authentication tokens and gameplay streams are not sent through them.

Which controllers are supported?

xForceNow uses Apple’s Game Controller framework for compatible Xbox, PlayStation, and other wireless controllers. Provider support for touchpad, motion, vibration, and adaptive triggers can vary.

Is xForceNow affiliated with the providers?

No. xForceNow is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by NVIDIA, Microsoft, Sony, or any game publisher.

The couch is ready

Bring your library to Apple TV.

Join the beta, connect only the services you use, and send feedback from the public support tracker.