Full specs

Every feature.
On one sheet.

The engine, both launchers, the phone app and AnyTogether, feature by feature, with where each one runs. Only what exists today; what is planned is on the status board and the roadmap.

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Sheet: Full specs
Checked: Oct 26, 2026
Mac: AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.25
Windows · Linux: AnyPS5 Desktop 0.1.11
Phone: AnyPS5 Remote 1.20
Features: 214

214 of 214 features

Experimental: Off by default or not yet proven on many games.
Next release: Merged and coming in the next release.

ARM Core · engine

The engine

AnyPS5-ARM: the PS5 engine port for Apple-silicon Macs, and our own engine builds for Windows and Linux.

features: 33
experimental: 9
Runs on: MacWindowsLinux

How it runs6

ENG-01
Relinked, not emulated
The relinker turns a PS5 executable into a native program, linked against the console's system libraries rebuilt as ordinary shared libraries.
ENG-02
Rosetta 2 on Apple silicon
The game's x86-64 code runs under Rosetta 2, the relinker writes a Mach-O executable, and the result is a normal .app you open from Finder.
ENG-03
Native arm64 engineExperimental
On the native-arm64 branch, game code is translated to arm64 ahead of time with LLVM: DOOM plays E1M1 at its own 35 FPS, no Rosetta in the process.
ENG-04
Our own Windows and Linux engine
Releases carry AnyPS5-ARM's toolkit for Windows (WinLibs GCC) and Linux (Ubuntu 22.04, glibc 2.35), with the online bridge and the phone pad.
ENG-05
Level with upstream
Upstream AnyPS5's work is merged in again and again (1,465 commits in one sync), its new code made to work on macOS.
ENG-06
Self-contained game apps
An unlocked game is one .app with its libraries, MoltenVK, per-title patches and a launch script inside; it starts from Finder too.

Graphics9

ENG-07
Vulkan on Metal
The PS5 graphics driver runs on Vulkan through MoltenVK, which runs on Metal. Nothing to install, no Vulkan SDK.
ENG-08
Metal's gaps covered
Placeholder images for missing null descriptors, one-lane waves where Metal has no subgroups, single-sample MSAA storage, clamped depth ranges.
ENG-09
Argument buffers
Metal argument buffers lift the limit of 31 storage buffers per shader stage.
ENG-10
Guest write watch
Watched pages are write-protected instead of compared before every draw: Dreaming Sarah went from about 18 to 60 fps.
ENG-11
Shader recompiler and cache
Console shaders are recompiled to SPIR-V and kept between starts; the cache can be turned off or cleared for each game.
ENG-12
Frame generationExperimental
A frame made between each two of the game's from their motion, so 60 fps shows as 120 on a 120 Hz display; it steps aside where it would cost frames.
ENG-13
Live frame cap
A frame rate cap and a frame generation pause that the launcher changes while the game runs (ANYPS5_FPS_CAP, ANYPS5_POWER_CONTROL).
ENG-14
Performance overlay
Minimal: one line of FPS, generated frames, frame time, GPU, CPU and memory. Detailed: a panel with the frame-time graph. Never in screenshots.
ENG-15
Window, full screen, resolution
Full screen or a window sized as a share of the display, vertical sync, and the output resolution of titles with a resolution patch.

Input6

ENG-16
Controllers in games
DualSense, DualShock 4, Xbox, Switch Pro and more, read by the engine through SDL.
ENG-17
Keyboard as a pad
A per-game layout maps every button and stick direction to a key, with a slow-walk key and ramps for sticks and triggers.
ENG-18
Mouse as the camera
The middle button or F7 captures the mouse to drive the right stick: sensitivity, curve, minimum tilt, top speed, smoothing, decay.
ENG-19
Remote pad bridge
Phones and browsers become DualSense pads through a local bridge: sticks, buttons, touchpad, motion, rumble, trigger effects and light bar.
ENG-20
Up to four players
Each phone or controller becomes the next player at its first press, and the game hears that player sign in, as on the console.
ENG-21
Press packet
A 24-byte packet holds buttons on player 1's pad for 50 to 2000 ms without taking a seat, so the quick menu can pause any game.

Sound, saves, trophies, fonts5

ENG-22
Sound
The console's audio output and decoders are rebuilt as host libraries, so games play their music, voices and effects.
ENG-23
Save data
Saves live with the installed game and survive unlocking again and engine updates.
ENG-24
Trophies recorded
Each unlock is recorded from the game's own trophy package, in the game's language when it has one.
ENG-25
System fonts
Games that ask for the console's fonts get Noto: Latin, Mono, Thai and Arabic built in, Japanese, Chinese and Korean fetched once and checked.
ENG-26
Logs that explain
Repeated lines fold after one notice, the last lines say how the game ended, and trace switches record more for a hard bug.

Online bridge7

ENG-27
Online bridgeExperimental
The engine talks to the launcher over loopback, with a fresh secret and an HMAC handshake every start. Nothing ever goes to Sony.
ENG-28
Signed in as youExperimental
Games see your AnyTogether handle as the online ID and your AnyTogether friends as their friends list; Plus checks pass.
ENG-29
Platform web APIExperimental
Requests pass untouched to the launcher, which answers Player Sessions, profiles and presence, and pushes events when players come and go.
ENG-30
Virtual LANExperimental
Each player gets an address in 198.18.0.0/15 from their user ID; LAN broadcasts and multicast reach every player.
ENG-31
Datagram P2PExperimental
P2P datagram sockets and UDP to a virtual address ride the bridge, up to 65,495 bytes a packet.
ENG-32
Stream P2PExperimental
Stream sockets between players ride a reliable, ordered channel, the same bytes on every system, so a Mac and a PC stream to each other.
ENG-33
Observation logExperimental
What each game asks for online is written per title as JSON lines, which is how we learn what a game needs next.

AnyPS5.app · macOS 14+

Launcher for Mac

The SwiftUI launcher laid out like the PS5 home screen: it finds, unlocks and starts your games, and keeps their controls, saves and trophies.

features: 54
Runs on: Mac

Home and library7

MAC-01
PS5-style home screen
A row of tiles with the selected game's artwork drifting behind, and its status, size, title ID, version and trophies.
MAC-02
Game library
Every game in a grid, from a games folder and its subfolders.
MAC-03
Three-step first start
Language, theme and games folder; the launcher offers to move itself to Applications.
MAC-04
Games that show up by themselves
A game copied in appears once its copy is complete, with a notice and its icon; plugged-in drives are looked at too.
MAC-05
Game music
Rest on a game and its theme song fades in as on the PS5, with volumes for the music and the interface sounds.
MAC-06
Start screen
The game's icon, a timer and a bar until its window appears; Esc cancels, and a game that cannot start says so.
MAC-07
Full screen launcher
Full screen the first time, then as you left it; F11, ⌃⌘F or Settings switch it.

Unlocking8

MAC-08
One-click unlock
Opens SELF containers, relinks to Mach-O and builds the app with a PS5-style progress bar; an encrypted dump is reported, not converted.
MAC-09
No extra space
Game files are APFS clones of the dump; on exFAT or HFS+ drives they are linked instead of copied.
MAC-10
Unity games
Unity's own modules and plugins are converted with the game, so titles like Silksong unlock in one click.
MAC-11
Free space check
Unlock looks at the drive first and says how much is needed and free, and the ways out.
MAC-12
New games prepared in the background
One at a time at background priority; it waits while you play and never runs on a battery below 30 %.
MAC-13
Faster unlocks
The relinker's output is kept, up to eight workers place the files, and an engine is checked in full only when it changes.
MAC-14
Update and Play
A game unlocked with an older engine offers Update and Play or Play Now; saves and trophies stay.
MAC-15
Engine picker
Engines from the project's releases, downloaded and checked, for every game or just one, or an engine you built yourself.

Per-game settings7

MAC-16
Settings for each game
Resolution, window or full screen and its size, vertical sync, frame generation, the overlay and the game's language, applied at every start.
MAC-17
Controls editor
Pick a button and press the key you want; in Unreal Engine games each button says what the game does with it.
MAC-18
Advanced settings
Stick dead zones, the mouse camera, keyboard ramps and the shader cache, each with a line on what it does.
MAC-19
Export and import settings
A game's keys and settings as one file, to share a setup that works.
MAC-20
Screenshots and clips
A game's F12 shots and clips in a grid and full screen; L1 and R1 go to the next game.
MAC-21
Save backups
Saves and trophies as a zip in Documents; a restore backs up what the game had first.
MAC-22
Links
anyps5://game and anyps5://play select or start a game; a folder opened with AnyPS5 can become the games folder.

Trophies3

MAC-23
Trophy list
As the console shows it: the weighted percentage, the count per grade, icons, descriptions, the day earned, progress like 23/51.
MAC-24
Trophy card over the game
Drops in with the trophy's icon, name, grade and sound, in full screen too, without taking the keyboard or the mouse.
MAC-25
Hidden trophies
Stay hidden until earned; Show reveals one, or always show them all.

Controllers and input10

MAC-26
Controllers screen
Each pad with its connection and battery, a live test, vibration test, light bar colour, ○ to confirm and a dead zone.
MAC-27
DualShock 3 over USB
Read with the launcher's own USB reader, since macOS does not support it.
MAC-28
Troubleshooter
Says what it sees (no pad, a pad without a layout, a low battery, Steam taking the pad) and what to do.
MAC-29
Controller vibration
Soft pulses for select, back, errors, trophies and calls, only while the launcher is in front.
MAC-30
PS button
Brings the launcher in front of the game and back; the game reads the pad only while its own window is in front.
MAC-31
Keyboard, mouse, hints
Arrows, Return and Esc, Q and E for L1 and R1, click and double-click; the key hints at the bottom can be clicked.
MAC-32
Settings with a pad
Move through Settings like a console: ✕ edits a value, ← → change it, L1 and R1 change the section.
MAC-33
Hints that follow you
The hints show the pad's buttons or the keys, whichever you used last, and switch live.
MAC-34
PS quick menu
PS over a game pauses it and opens Resume, Game Settings and Close Game; held, it asks Close game? or Quit AnyPS5.
MAC-35
Shortcuts
Home, Quick Menu, Screenshot, Save Clip and Full Screen on any key or pad chord, pressed or held; clashes are refused.

Look6

MAC-36
Animated themes
Cosmic, Aurora and Sunset, an accent colour, and your own picture or looping video behind.
MAC-37
Glass
A see-through window with your desktop frosted behind, Liquid Glass panels on macOS 26 and an Ice accent; Reduce Transparency keeps it solid.
MAC-38
Theme Studio
Make your own theme (motion, colours, accent, picture or video, menu music) and save it as one .anyps5theme file.
MAC-39
Themes from the Hub
Themes people share, installed with one press; Share on the Hub sends yours.
MAC-40
Profile picture
Pick an image, drag and zoom it in the circle; it can become your AnyTogether picture.
MAC-41
English and Turkish
The whole launcher in both; the phone follows its language.

Capture and broadcast4

MAC-42
Clips
The last seconds of play, picture and sound, saved as an MP4 with Create, ⌥F12 or the phone's Create button.
MAC-43
Longer replay buffer
The last 30 s, 1, 3 or 5 minutes in memory; a press of Create saves a clip, a hold takes a screenshot.
MAC-44
Screenshots
F12 from anywhere, into Pictures › AnyPS5 or a folder you choose.
MAC-45
Broadcast live
Twitch, YouTube or any RTMP/RTMPS server at 720p60, 1080p30 or 1080p60, with a microphone, live stats and reconnects; the key stays masked.

Mac integration9

MAC-46
Add to Steam
AnyPS5 and each unlocked game in your Steam library with Cosmic artwork, starting straight into the game.
MAC-47
Save Sync
Saves and trophies the same on all your Macs through iCloud Drive or any folder; whatever is replaced is backed up first.
MAC-48
Self-updates
Checks at start and every six hours, downloads quietly, checks the signature, then offers Restart Now or Later.
MAC-49
Update channel
Stable or Nightly; going back to Stable never downgrades.
MAC-50
Crash reports
Why a game stopped, in plain words; Export Report and Open Issue with your name, email and tokens taken out.
MAC-51
Low Power Mode notice
A card says when Low Power Mode holds the display at 60 Hz and frame generation cannot help.
MAC-52
Battery & Heat
On battery or when the Mac runs hot: a frame cap, lower resolution, frame generation paused, a lighter launcher; Undo in the quick menu.
MAC-53
Discord Rich Presence
The game you play on your Discord profile, as itself with its own name and icon when Discord knows it.
MAC-54
One-line install
curl | sh puts AnyPS5.app in Applications without the quarantine warning and installs Rosetta 2 if it is missing.

AnyPS5 Desktop · preview

Launcher for Windows and Linux

The same launcher in Flutter for PCs and the Steam Deck, with AnyTogether built in. An early preview.

features: 40
Runs on: WindowsLinux

Home and library6

PC-01
The same PS5-style home
Tile row, hero, library grid and the Cosmic, Aurora and Sunset backgrounds, from the Mac launcher's own shader.
PC-02
Library from a folder
Finds your dumps with their names in each language, icons and backgrounds; new games show up by themselves.
PC-03
Sounds and theme songs
The Mac launcher's interface sounds, and each game's theme song decoded from its AT9 and faded in.
PC-04
Full screen
Starts full screen, then as you left it; F11 or Settings switch it.
PC-05
A mouse that feels right
Close and Back on every panel, right click goes back, lists scroll by click and drag, double click plays.
PC-06
Smooth on laptops
Skia on Windows, surfaces drawn once and reused, and nothing drawn at all while a game is in front.

Unlocking and the engine7

PC-07
Unlock and play
Opens SELF containers byte for byte as upstream does, relinks for the host and lays the game out with its libraries.
PC-08
An engine that downloads itself
Resumable, checksum-checked downloads, versions side by side, updates offered, or a folder of your own.
PC-09
The AnyPS5-ARM engine
One switch to our signed Windows and Linux engine, which the phone pad and online play need.
PC-10
No copies across drives
A dump on another drive is linked, not copied; where no link can be made it says how many GB and why first.
PC-11
Room checked, games prepared
Unlock checks the drive first; new games are prepared at the lowest priority, never on a low battery.
PC-12
glibc check
On Linux the launcher says when an engine needs a newer glibc than the system has.
PC-13
Per-game settings
Resolution, window or full screen and window size, keyboard layout; full screen works with upstream's engine too.

Controllers8

PC-14
Controllers through SDL2
DualSense and DualShock 4 over USB and Bluetooth with motors and light bar, Xbox, Switch Pro, 8BitDo and more, several at once.
PC-15
Controllers screen
Battery, live tests, vibration, light bar, ○ to confirm, and a dead zone for the launcher and for games.
PC-16
Troubleshooter
Finds Steam's PlayStation support, DS4Windows, DualSenseX, HidHide and Linux input permissions, with the command to copy.
PC-17
Stays out of your game
With a game in front only PS or Guide reaches the launcher, and PS switches both ways.
PC-18
Vibration and input feel
Soft pulses in the launcher, one repeat pace for pad and keys, and a resting stick that no longer jitters.
PC-19
Settings with a pad, live hints
✕ edits a value and ← → change it; hints show the pad's buttons or the keys, whichever you used last.
PC-20
PS quick menu
PS pauses the game and opens Resume, Game Settings and Close Game, saying Paused or Still running; held, it asks first.
PC-21
Shortcuts
Launcher actions on any key or pad chord, pressed or held; conflicts are refused.

Look2

PC-22
Glass
See-through window: Acrylic on Windows 11, acrylic blur on Windows 10, blur on KDE Plasma; it turns solid by itself on a slow GPU.
PC-23
Cosmic, Aurora, Sunset
The Mac launcher's animated themes and its accent colours, with the Ice accent for Glass.

Trophies, captures, saves6

PC-24
Trophy list
Every trophy as on the console; △ or Y reveals a hidden one, or show them all.
PC-25
Trophy card over the game
A PS5-style card with the trophy sound over the game and a picture of the moment; a notification on Wayland.
PC-26
Clips and screenshots
A replay buffer of 30 s to 5 min (with ffmpeg): a short press of Create saves a clip, a long one a screenshot.
PC-27
Gallery
A game's screenshots, trophy moments and clips with a play badge.
PC-28
Save backups
Saves and trophies stay with each game and can be backed up and restored.
PC-29
System fonts
Noto ships with the launcher; Japanese, Chinese and Korean download the first time a game needs them; your own folder comes first.

Steam and Steam Deck3

PC-30
Add to Steam
AnyPS5 as a non-Steam game with Cosmic artwork, so Big Picture, Steam Input and the Deck's Game Mode start it.
PC-31
Add My Games Too
Each unlocked game gets its own entry and art and starts straight into the game; the launcher closes when it ends.
PC-32
Careful with Steam's file
Writes only while Steam is closed, keeps a backup, and Remove from Steam takes out only AnyPS5's entries.

System8

PC-33
Installers
A per-user Windows setup that needs no admin, and a portable zip; AppImage, .deb and .tar.gz on Linux.
PC-34
Signed, quiet updates
A new version downloads in the background, checked against the signed checksums, then Restart Now or Later.
PC-35
Crash reports
Why a game stopped, Save crash_log.txt, Copy Report for Discord, and a pre-filled issue with personal details taken out.
PC-36
Detailed logging
Trace for one start, every start, or a whole session with --trace; logs are capped so they never fill the disk.
PC-37
Sign-in kept safe
Sealed with DPAPI on Windows; the desktop keyring on Linux, or a file only you can read.
PC-38
Phone pairing
AnyPS5 Remote finds it on the network or over adb, with the same pairing card and four seats.
PC-39
Command-line tool
anyps5_tool unwraps, scans, installs, plays, lists pads and edits Steam shortcuts, no window needed.
PC-40
AnyTogether built in
Sign-in, friends, messages, parties and voice with a talk key read across the desktop, trophies, levels and online play.

AnyPS5 Remote · iOS · Android

The phone app

Your phone as a DualSense, the launcher in your hand, and AnyTogether on the go.

features: 25
Runs on: iOSAndroid

Connecting4

APP-01
Finds the launcher by itself
On the same Wi-Fi it finds the Mac or PC; the first time both show the same four-digit code, then it just connects.
APP-02
On a cable
An iPhone on the Mac's cable connects by itself; an Android phone does with USB debugging and adb.
APP-03
Mac and PC
Pairs with AnyPS5 on the Mac and with AnyPS5 Desktop on Windows and Linux.
APP-04
Installs your way
The APK on Android; the IPA on an iPhone (iOS 15 or newer) through AltStore, SideStore or Sideloadly.

The pad8

APP-05
A whole DualSense
Both sticks, ✕ ○ □ △, L1 R1 L2 R2, the D-pad, Options and the touchpad, any of them at once, with the latency shown.
APP-06
A touchpad that works
Slide to move, tap to click, hold to press, two fingers for two touches; a double tap on a stick is L3 or R3.
APP-07
Rumble, triggers, light
The game's two motors, a pulse on L2 and R2 where the trigger would push back, and the light bar's colour.
APP-08
Motion
The accelerometer and gyroscope are the DualSense's motion sensors, turned to however you hold the phone.
APP-09
Your own layout per game
Move, size, fade or hide any control, or make it a toggle or turbo; the computer keeps it with the game.
APP-10
Four phones, four players
Up to four phones at once, each its own player, its number on the launcher.
APP-11
PS and Create
PS goes back to the launcher; Create saves the last seconds as a clip.
APP-12
Vibration test
About › Test plays the large motor, the small one and a trigger's pulses.

The launcher on the phone7

APP-13
Launcher mode
The computer's games with their icons and the same selection on both; Play, Back to Game, Close Game and the arrows drive its screen.
APP-14
What the computer is doing
While a game unlocks, updates or starts, a card shows the step, a filling bar and the time it has taken.
APP-15
Trophies on the phone
An earned trophy drops in at the top with its icon and grade, and the phone buzzes.
APP-16
Remote Play
The Mac's game on the phone's screen behind the pad, picture and sound, up to 720p60 in low-latency H.264.
APP-17
Go Live
Start and stop the Mac's broadcast from the phone.
APP-18
Wears your theme
The phone takes the launcher's colours and its language, English or Turkish.
APP-19
Fits every screen
Checked on an iPhone SE held sideways, a Pro Max and an iPad, with larger text too.

AnyTogether on the phone6

APP-20
Sign in with one tap
With an email code or the computer's account; a signed-in phone signs the launcher in, and back.
APP-21
Friends, messages, parties
The same conversations as everywhere, with photos, clips, voice notes, reactions and replies; party voice with mute and deafen.
APP-22
Calls over any screen
1:1 calls; an incoming one shows over the pad too.
APP-23
Share play on the phone
Watch a friend's game and, when they let you, play as player 2 to 4 with the phone's pad.
APP-24
Find players, join codes
The board, Live now and people; look a code or link up and ask to join; open the party's Discord link.
APP-25
Profile and progress
Your profile and picture, the activity feed, leaderboards, notifications, your trophy level and Appear offline.

AnyTogether

Online, together

Accounts, friends, parties, voice, messages, trophies, share play and online play, the same on every launcher, the phone and this website.

features: 55
experimental: 2
Runs on: MacWindowsLinuxiOSAndroidWeb

Account and privacy11

NET-01
No password
Sign in with a code sent by email, an email link, Discord on the website, or by typing a launcher's code on the website.
NET-02
Passkeys
Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello or your phone, added on the website; launchers sign in through it too.
NET-03
One tap between devices
A signed-in phone signs a launcher in, and a launcher the phone.
NET-04
Profiles
Picture, name, handle, bio and country, with games, hours, trophies and points.
NET-05
Friends-only name and picture
A real name and picture only you and your accepted friends see, beside your public handle; friends can report them.
NET-06
Public profile switch
Off for new accounts: people who are not friends, and link previews, get only your name and picture.
NET-07
Privacy per part
Who sees your games, trophies, friends, online status and gallery: everyone, friends or only you.
NET-08
Appear offline
Friends see you as offline while messages, parties and cloud saves keep working; your other devices follow.
NET-09
Linked accounts
Your Steam and Discord on your profile, or kept hidden.
NET-10
Profile look
A cover and an accent drawn in the launcher's colours; nothing is uploaded.
NET-11
Your data, your call
See every sign-in and end it, export your data, or delete your account.

Friends and messages7

NET-12
Friends and presence
Online, away and what each friend plays; requests, blocking and removing.
NET-13
Recently played with
People you were in a party, share play, game or post with; befriend, block or forget each.
NET-14
Messages and group chats
Live, with typing shown and unread counts, the same on every device.
NET-15
Reactions, replies, edits
Seven reactions, replies that quote, edits within 15 minutes, unsend, Sent, Delivered and Read, pin and mute.
NET-16
Photos, clips and voice notes
In messages, and a game's clips and screenshots straight into a chat or your profile's gallery.
NET-17
Captures
Share up to four screenshots or a minute-long clip with a caption and the game, for friends or everyone; likes, comments with replies, and a feed of friends' and teammates' captures.
NET-18
Notifications
Requests, invites, messages and missed calls, with web push and a mail digest you control.

Parties and voice8

NET-19
Parties
Up to eight, with a leader who invites, removes and hands over the lead; open to friends or to anyone.
NET-20
Voice
Straight from player to player, through a relay only when needed; mute, deafen and see who is speaking.
NET-21
Noise suppression switch
Turn the microphone's noise suppression off or on in the middle of a call, without reconnecting.
NET-22
Push-to-talk over the game
⌥V on the Mac, a talk key on Windows and Linux, read while the game is in front.
NET-23
1:1 calls
Call a friend; an incoming call shows over the game, with ⌥A to answer and ⌥D to decline on the Mac.
NET-24
Join codes
An XXXX-XXXX code or link for people who are not friends yet; you still say yes to each one.
NET-25
Join button on Discord
In a party or sharing, your Discord status says In a party, with a Join on AnyTogether button.
NET-26
The party's Discord link
The leader sets one; everyone in the party gets Open in Discord.

Playing together8

NET-27
Join a friend's game
Friends see your game as joinable and start the same one, checked against your game version and engine.
NET-28
Online playExperimental
Games see you signed in and play over WebRTC with STUN and TURN; Mac, Windows and Linux play together. Human Fall Flat hosts and joins.
NET-29
Play TogetherExperimental
The host starts a game for the whole party; Join checks game, version and engine, offers to unlock or update, then joins the virtual LAN.
NET-30
Try Anyway
When only the game version keeps you out, never the engine, Join offers Try Anyway, and the party sees it.
NET-31
Share play
Friends watch your game in a browser, on the phone or in their launcher, and one can play as player 2, 3 or 4; your pad stays player 1.
NET-32
Asks before it matters
Leaving a party, removing someone, ending Play Together or removing a friend ask first, with Cancel focused.
NET-33
Find players
A looking-for-group board by game, language and now; post from a game, and whoever you accept joins your party or share play.
NET-34
Live now and game pages
Public parties and share plays to join or watch, people you may know, and a page per game with who plays it now.

Trophies and progress7

NET-35
Play time and trophies
Every session and trophy goes to your profile with its rarity; what you play offline goes up later, never twice.
NET-36
Trophy level
Your trophy points make a level in its tier's hexagon, beside your name and on friends' rows; level-ups come with the trophy sound.
NET-37
Showcase
Pin up to six trophies and four favourite games to your profile.
NET-38
Compare trophies
Yours and a friend's side by side, game by game: who earned what, and when.
NET-39
Activity feed
Friends' trophies, first plays, milestones and new friends, with reactions.
NET-40
Leaderboards
Points, play time and completion, among friends or everyone, per game or overall.
NET-41
Fair play
Impossible trophy patterns are held off the boards until a moderator looks.

Communities, themes, compatibility4

NET-42
Communities
Groups around a game or a crowd, each with its own chat, invites and moderators.
NET-43
Events
Planned play nights in a community, shown in your own time zone.
NET-44
Theme Hub
Themes made in the launcher's Theme Studio, liked, downloaded and installed with one press.
NET-45
Compatibility list
How far each game gets on each platform, from one-tap “How did it run?” reports on the newest launcher; filtered by platform, status and online play, sorted by name, status or the latest report.

Cloud and family4

NET-46
Cloud saves
Save Sync through AnyTogether: this Mac's saves or the newer ones, uploads that resume, and versions to restore or delete.
NET-47
100 MB of cloud storage
Shared by saves and media, with what each takes shown in Settings › Storage.
NET-48
Family controls
Parents set age limits, daily play time and who a child can message, call or play with; launchers follow them offline too.
NET-49
Asking for more time
Play time is warned about before it runs out, the game closes gently, and a child can ask a parent for more.

Safety and running your own6

NET-50
Reports and moderation
Report posts, media, communities, events and private names; moderators restrict with a reason, and you can appeal.
NET-51
Update Required
When a version is retired, the launcher says so once and offers its own update; the phone opens the downloads page.
NET-52
Installable website
Add the site to your home screen or dock and it opens in its own window.
NET-53
Open source, self-hosted
MIT. docker compose runs the whole server on one machine with HTTPS and an optional TURN relay; launchers point at it in Settings.
NET-54
Encrypted backups
Scheduled, encrypted backups of the database and files to a target you choose, and restores.
NET-55
Tested together
Every client is checked against one real server in a cross-client test.

Everything else

And the rest

The browser pad, the Steam Deck, signed releases and the languages everything speaks.

features: 7
Runs on: MacWindowsLinuxiOSAndroidWeb

Browser pad2

EXT-01
Play from a browser
Scan a QR code and a phone without the app becomes a DualSense in its browser, as player 2 to 4, with light bar, player lights and vibration on Android.
EXT-02
Locked down by default
Local network only: a one-time link for two minutes that becomes a cookie, origin and host checks, rate limits, a server only while wanted.

Steam Deck1

EXT-03
Game Mode
AnyPS5 Desktop added to Steam starts in the Deck's Game Mode like any other game, with Steam Input.

Signing and updates3

EXT-04
Signed releases
Every release lists its files in SHA256SUMS with an Ed25519 signature (key f8fe0d55df962105), checkable with verify.sh.
EXT-05
Updates that check first
Launchers refuse an update or a downloaded engine whose signature does not match a key they already trust.
EXT-06
Downloads with checksums
Every file of the latest releases by platform, with its version, size, date and SHA-256.

Languages1

EXT-07
English and Turkish everywhere
The launchers, the phone app, the browser pad, this website and the user guide, all in both.

Status

Shipped, building, planned

What came out lately, what is being built right now and what is planned next.

Updated Oct 26, 2026. The whole roadmap

Done20

Recently shipped.

The couch release for the Mac
Full screen, Settings with a pad, the PS quick menu, clips up to 5 minutes, Shortcuts and play from a browser.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.23
Pause with a pad on player 1
A press packet holds Options on player 1's pad, so the quick menu pauses a game whoever drives it.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.23
Battery and heat profiles
On battery or when a MacBook runs hot: a frame cap, lower resolution and frame generation paused, with Undo.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.24
Profiles
An offline or online choice on the first start, several profiles on one launcher, and Who's playing?
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.24
DLC and game updates
A game's update and add-ons from your own dumps, placed beside the game and started with it.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.24
Game Presets
Difficulty, inverted camera, subtitles, audio language and performance mode, set once for every game.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.24
Public profile switch
Off for new accounts: people who are not friends see only the name and picture, link previews too. Each part of a profile has its own link, with the games played on it.
Website
Noise suppression switch
Turn the microphone's noise suppression off or on in the middle of a party call on the website, without reconnecting.
Website
Compatibility filters
Filter the list by platform, status and online play, and sort it by name, status or the latest report; the address keeps it all.
Website
Captures
Screenshots and clips as posts, for friends or everyone, with likes, comments and replies; on profiles and game pages.
Website
The couch release for PC
Full screen, Settings with a pad, the PS quick menu, Create clips, Shortcuts and play from a browser.
AnyPS5 Desktop 0.1.9
Friends-only name and picture
A real name and picture only you and your friends see, beside your public handle.
Website
Play Together and online play
The party's host starts a game for everyone, over a virtual LAN on WebRTC. Experimental.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.22 · Desktop 0.1.8
Human Fall Flat online
Host Public and Join work, and stream P2P sockets carry games that talk TCP between players.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.22
The phone in Windows games
The remote pad works over Winsock, so the phone is a controller in games on Windows too.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.22 · Desktop 0.1.8
A phone app for small screens
Every tab checked on an iPhone SE, a Pro Max and an iPad; join codes, deafen and a vibration test.
AnyPS5 Remote 1.17
Controllers and a troubleshooter
A screen for every pad with live tests, and a troubleshooter that says what keeps one away.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.21 · Desktop 0.1.7
Add to Steam
AnyPS5 and every unlocked game in your Steam library with their own art; on the Steam Deck too.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.21 · Desktop 0.1.7
Glass
A see-through theme with your desktop frosted behind it and an Ice accent.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.20 · Desktop 0.1.7
Trophy levels and showcases
Your level in its tier's hexagon, pinned trophies and games, Compare trophies and Appear offline.
AnyPS5-ARM 0.2.19 · Desktop 0.1.5

In progress5

Being built right now.

Captures in the launchers and the phone
Share to AnyTogether from the gallery with a pad, and a Captures feed to like and comment in.
Native arm64 engine
Games as arm64 code with no Rosetta; DOOM already plays E1M1 at its own 35 FPS.
Assist mode
A second pad, or a friend, helps player 1 in the same seat.
Gyro aiming for every game
Aim with a controller's or a phone's motion, even in games that never read it.
Type on your phone
When a game asks for text, the phone's keyboard comes up to write it.

Planned17

Not started yet.

Trophy tracker over the game
Pin trophies and follow their progress over the game as you play.
Accessibility pack
Colour filters, mono audio and button remapping for every game.
Party captions and read-aloud
Live captions for party voice, and messages read aloud.
Moonlight-compatible host
Stream a game from the launcher to any Moonlight client.
Storage screen
What each game, its saves and its captures take on disk, and room freed from one place.
Mods folder
A folder for each game's mods, picked up when the game starts.
Remote Play over the internet
The Mac's game on your phone away from home, not only on the same Wi-Fi.
Signed and notarized Mac builds
Developer ID and notarization, so the zip opens without the Privacy & Security step.
Push notifications on the phone
Messages, invites and calls on a locked phone.
Share play and the feed on PC
Hosting and watching share play, the activity feed and leaderboards on Windows and Linux.
More languages
Beyond English and Turkish, for the launchers, the phone and this website.
Party chat
A text chat beside a party's voice, everywhere.
The phone as a headset
The party's voice through the phone while it is also the controller.
End-to-end encrypted messages
Direct messages and voice only the two of you can read and hear.
The phone app in the stores
AnyPS5 Remote on the App Store and Google Play, no sideloading.
Share play for many viewers
More than four viewers, and parties with more than eight people talking.
Challenges and a public API
Tournaments and challenges on the leaderboards, and an API for community tools.

Open source

Source & downloads

Everything is on GitHub. Each AnyPS5-ARM branch is its own project, with its own README.

Every file, with its checksum

AnyTogether/AnyPS5-ARM

GPL-2.0

The engine for Apple-silicon Macs, the Mac launcher, the phone app and the Windows and Linux engine builds.

Latest release0.2.25Oct 26, 2026 All releases

Branches

main: The whole project: engine, launcher and phone app. Releases are made from it.
launcher: The launcher (AnyPS5.app) on its own.
mobile-controller: The phone app, AnyPS5 Remote, on its own.
rosetta: The engine alone, as it runs today: x86-64 code under Rosetta 2.
native-arm64: The engine running games as native arm64 code, without Rosetta (experimental).
anytogether: The AnyTogether plan, phase by phase, in English and Turkish.
dlc-presets: Work in progress: updates and add-ons from your own dumps, and Game Presets. Not merged yet.
profiles: Work in progress: several profiles on one launcher. Not merged yet.
release/0.2.23: The 0.2.23 release as it was cut.

Merged into main browser-pad, feedback-ux-mac, online-play, online-p2p-streams, phone-levels, power-profiles, remotepad-winsock, together-levels, windows-engine, release/0.2.22

AnyTogether/AnyLauncher-Port

GPL-2.0

The launcher for Windows and Linux, in Flutter: the same home screen, unlocking, controls, trophies and AnyTogether.

Latest release0.1.11Oct 26, 2026 All releases

Branches

main: The launcher; releases (installers, AppImage, .deb) are made from it.
dlc-presets: Work in progress: Game Presets, and a game's DLC and update on its page. Not merged yet.
profiles: Work in progress: several profiles, and an offline or online first start. Not merged yet.
release/0.1.9: The 0.1.9 release as it was cut.

Merged into main browser-pad, feedback-ux, online-p2p-streams, together-levels, release/0.1.8

AnyTogether/AnyTogether

MIT

The online home: the API, the realtime gateway, the worker, backups and this website. Runs from main, no tagged releases.

Latest releaseNo tagged releases

Branches

main: What runs on anytogether.net; every push to it goes live.

Merged into main staging, family, gaps, landing, motion, polish, psn, site2, storage

Built on and with

boykopovar/AnyPS5
The upstream project this is built on: the relinker and the system libraries (GPL-2.0).
mugurc/AnyPS5 macos-port
The community macOS port the Mac engine started from.
anyplaynet/network
AnyPlay's bridge spec, the base of online play's protocol: frame header, message numbering, virtual LAN range, game screening (MIT/Apache-2.0).
anyplaynet/AnyPS5
AnyPlay's engine bridge showed the approach for stream P2P sockets over the bridge (GPL-2.0); our frames and relay are our own.
anyplaynet/launcher, anyplaynet/cloud
Ideas AnyPlay shipped first: Try anyway, Update required, confirmations before leaving, the browser pad by QR code. Code written independently.
MoltenVK, SDL2, LibAtrac9, Noto
Vulkan on Metal, controllers (zlib), ATRAC9 theme songs (MIT) and the system fonts (SIL Open Font License 1.1).

Checked against the repositories and their releases on Oct 26, 2026. Missing something?

Every feature.On one sheet.

How it runs6

Relinked, not emulated

Rosetta 2 on Apple silicon

Native arm64 engineExperimental

Our own Windows and Linux engine

Level with upstream

Self-contained game apps

Graphics9

Vulkan on Metal

Metal's gaps covered

Argument buffers

Guest write watch

Shader recompiler and cache

Frame generationExperimental

Live frame cap

Performance overlay

Window, full screen, resolution

Input6

Controllers in games

Keyboard as a pad

Mouse as the camera

Remote pad bridge

Up to four players

Press packet

Sound, saves, trophies, fonts5

Sound

Save data

Trophies recorded

System fonts

Logs that explain

Online bridge7

Online bridgeExperimental

Signed in as youExperimental

Platform web APIExperimental

Virtual LANExperimental

Datagram P2PExperimental

Stream P2PExperimental

Observation logExperimental

Home and library7

PS5-style home screen

Game library

Three-step first start

Games that show up by themselves

Game music

Start screen

Full screen launcher

Unlocking8

One-click unlock

No extra space

Unity games

Free space check

New games prepared in the background

Faster unlocks

Update and Play

Engine picker

Per-game settings7

Settings for each game

Controls editor

Advanced settings

Export and import settings

Screenshots and clips

Save backups

Links

Trophies3

Trophy list

Trophy card over the game

Hidden trophies

Controllers and input10

Controllers screen

DualShock 3 over USB

Troubleshooter

Controller vibration

PS button

Keyboard, mouse, hints

Settings with a pad

Hints that follow you

PS quick menu

Shortcuts

Look6

Every feature.
On one sheet.