Transparency report

Every connection has a reason.

A plain-language map of what leaves the Apple TV, who receives it, and what the xForceNow developer does not receive.

Reviewed July 19, 2026

The developer boundary

xForceNow is designed without a developer-operated backend for identity, analytics, diagnostics collection, credential relay, or stream proxying. As a result, the developer does not receive service credentials, passwords, account profiles, libraries, controller input, microphone audio, gameplay video, or local diagnostics through the app.

Precise claim: authentication and gameplay traffic are not routed through a server owned or operated by xForceNow. Providers still receive the traffic needed to operate their services. Apple and GitHub process data for distribution and hosting.

Connection map

DestinationPurposeReceives credentials?xForceNow relay?
NVIDIA / GeForce NOW infrastructureAuthentication, catalog, allocation, signalling, mediaProvider onlyNo
Microsoft / Xbox infrastructureAuthentication, catalog, cloud streaming, console Remote PlayProvider onlyNo
Sony / PlayStation infrastructureAuthentication, profile, trophies, cloud catalog, cloud streaming, Remote Play coordinationProvider onlyNo
Your own consoleLocal or remote console gameplayConsole session materialNo
PrintedWaste community endpointsOptional GeForce NOW region naming and public queue estimatesNo service token intendedNo
Public STUN infrastructure, when usedNetwork address discovery for away-from-home connectivityNo account credentialNo
GitHub PagesHosts this documentation and PlayStation handoff guideNoNo

Provider hostnames can change because providers control their infrastructure. This table describes purpose and trust boundary rather than promising an immutable domain list.

PlayStation Cloud handoff

Apple TV cannot provide a general-purpose web browser. The static guide lets a user open Sony’s authenticated pages on a phone without creating an xForceNow credential relay. Same-origin browser protections prevent this site from reading Sony’s page, and the user never enters the value into this site.

Open the illustrated connection path or inspect its source.

What the public repository proves

The repository contains the complete files served by this website: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It makes the lack of forms, analytics, credential storage, and relay code independently inspectable. The app source repository is private and is not linked or exposed by this site.

Transparency is not the same as claiming zero third-party processing. GitHub can log ordinary page requests; Sony can see a Sony sign-in; Microsoft can see an Xbox sign-in; NVIDIA can see a GeForce NOW session; Apple can process TestFlight and App Store activity.

Security limits and responsible use

  • Confirm provider domains before entering a password.
  • Never paste credentials into a GitHub issue or support message.
  • Use only accounts, games, and consoles you own or are authorized to access.
  • Provider APIs and availability may change independently of xForceNow.
  • Local device compromise, malicious keyboards, modified builds, or compromised provider accounts are outside what this architecture can prevent.