Please fix the unpair bug
Response from developer
We'll look into this, but in future if you have any issues with pairing - you can just manually delete the pairing via the settings screen, without having to delete the whole app (on iOS, swipe left on the paired item you want to delete and tap the trash icon).
Worth every penny.
Works fantastically with Boosteroid for me, and makes nVidia Now less miserable… almost friendly, even. Absolutely a must have for cloud based gamers who don’t have a dedicated app for their service.
Fantastic app
I connect my phone to a dock which is then connected to my tv. For whatever reason though I have to disconnect the hdmi from the dock and plug it back in to get audio. I’ve tried two different docks. Not sure if it’s an issue with my iPhone, the dock, or the CloudGear browser but just thought i would mention it.
Other than that it works really well!
Totally worth it
Bravo to the developers!
GeForce NOW. Again, it just works so well!
Apple TV
Better than I thought it would be
Great App for iPad and iPhone
Works!
says timed out
Paid beta with broken mouse control
I am using a 13-inch iPad Pro (M5) with the original Magic Keyboard, running the latest iPadOS 26.5 and the most recent version of the Cloud Gear app. While the app does offer certain quality-of-life advantages compared to free alternatives, you expect a paid product to be free of such obvious, glaring bugs. At the moment, using this service feels like trading free options with their own issues for a paid option with a different set of problems—except now I am paying money for it.
The mouse input bugs severely ruin the experience, occurring not only during gameplay but throughout the entire virtual PC session. First, there is a constant cursor offset issue: the mouse pointer is visually positioned to the right of where the actual click occurs, meaning the real click registers slightly to the left of the visible cursor. Second, the cursor completely disappears in various desktop scenarios. For instance, when using cloud services like Boosteroid, if I close a game to access the Steam Workshop to subscribe to mods, the cursor vanishes entirely. It remains active, forcing me to blindly move the mouse and click around on pure guesswork, trying to hit small navigation elements or subscription buttons.
It is valuable that the developers are trying to create a quality-of-life product, but charging a subscription fee when such systemic bugs exist is unacceptable. When buying a premium service, the expectation is comfort, but I have received nothing but frustration and discomfort. It is currently not worth the money.
Given that this is currently the only active system in this niche that is being developed, I sincerely hope the team will step up and fix these issues. If the developers actually test their product and resolve these flaws, it will have a massive competitive edge. I might consider coming back in six months or a year to check on the progress, but right now, it is a massive disappointment.
Response from developer
Thanks for bringing these issues to our attention, you did indeed identify legitimate bugs with the app. We had our developers look into this, and it turns out the issues only affect Boosteroid and only when running at specific video resolutions, which meant that the majority of people were unaffected - and helps to explain how it unfortunately slipped past our QC in the first place. We've now fixed the issues that you encountered in our latest v1.7 update. It would be great if you could give the update a try; hopefully you'll now be able to enjoy the app as we intended.
