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Apps
Paprika
A new app from PowerSlave Developments — details coming soon.
TVApp
A fast, native media player for your Jellyfin server — browse your library and play almost any format, powered by VLC.
Contagion
A roguelike raid game with permadeath — push deeper through brutal levels where a single mistake ends the run.
JetPack
A fast 2D action shooter — pilot a jetpack craft through waves of 18 enemy types, grabbing power-ups and pickups as the difficulty climbs.
TreeWise — GetWise with Trees
A pocket field guide to the trees around you. Identify 55 species by their leaves, bark, and seeds, see when each one flowers and fruits, and log your own sightings with photos as you go.
Frequently asked questions
What is TVApp?
TVApp is a native client for Jellyfin, the free media server. It lets you browse and stream your own movies, shows, and other media from your Jellyfin server on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
How do I connect TVApp to my server?
On first launch, enter your Jellyfin server's address (for example http://192.168.1.10:8096 or your public URL) and sign in with your Jellyfin username and password. TVApp connects directly to that server — nothing goes through us.
A video won't play in TVApp or looks wrong. What can I do?
TVApp uses VLC for playback, which handles most formats and codecs directly. If something won't play, first confirm it plays in another Jellyfin client, check that your device and server are on a reachable network, and make sure your server has enough bandwidth for the file. Restarting the app clears most transient playback issues.
Does TVApp resume where I left off?
Yes. Playback position is saved back to your Jellyfin server, so you can pick up where you stopped — including across different devices signed in to the same server.
Do you collect any of my data?
No. TVApp does not collect, store, or transmit any personal data to us. It talks only to the Jellyfin server you configure. See our Privacy Policy for details.
My question isn't here.
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Where the name came from
Long before the apps, there was Combat Crazy — a game written for the Commodore 64. A few of its demos still live on YouTube, and that C64 lineage is where the PowerSlave name traces back.
Watch the Combat Crazy demos: demo 1 · demo 2 · demo 3 · demo 4 · demo 5 · demo 6 · demo 7 · demo 8 · demo 9 · demo 10