OneCast

OneCast

Stream your Xbox Games

10K ratings
837 reviews
Free
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Released
August 9, 2018
Updated
February 2, 2026

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Transform your iPhone or iPad into an Xbox companion. Stream games from your console or the cloud, anywhere. Enjoy high-fidelity visuals and full controller support for an immersive gaming experience on the go.

✓Stream Xbox games from console or cloud
✓Near-zero latency streaming
✓Up to 1440p resolution
✓Full Xbox controller support
✓Keyboard and mouse support
✓Xbox Party Chat
✓Picture-in-Picture mode
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What users say about OneCast

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What's New in OneCast

3.4

February 2, 2026

• Added "Stretched" video display mode • Made "Hide not owned games" enabled by default • "Video resolution" setting is now "Video quality", with the choice between High, Regular and Low • Fixed issue that prevented certain microphones from working • Miscellaneous bug fixes and stability improvements

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

$14.99

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User reviews

A bug?…ughh

I’ve loved this app since it came out, everything about it. But honestly here recently, the app has been acting like it can’t load any of the games. If it does actually launch a game the visual graphics performance is awful to the point I end up getting frustrated and getting off the app. Not 100% sure if it’s a bug in the app itself or my phone/signal. So I just wanted to say that I hope this problem is fixable
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Trash

Trash. Stuck at “Let’s Play” even after reinstalling. No reason whatsoever to make a gui design that breaks on first install. Trash design and trash support. No documented fix. Uninstalled immediately. Get better designers!!!

Exceptional

Being able to play my Xbox games seamlessly on my phone, paired with a BackBone controller is truly a thing of beauty. Such a well done app. Never crashes. Runs beautifully. Excellent work team.

Flawless

Thank you so much for developing this! Works perfectly; great local streaming. Works with the GameSir controller or Renault touch screen. No subscription, one and done purchase. Generous trial.

The best

This app is one of the best things ever! Especially if you want to play your games anywhere you go to one time payment is definitely worth the unlimited playtime

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Fails to connect to Xbox in some cases

Bug

Audio/video desync issues

Bug

Compatibility problems with certain games

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Requested Features

5 requests

Support for Xbox Series X/S

Feature

Ability to stream over cellular data

Feature

Option to customize on-screen controls

Feature

Integration with Xbox Cloud Gaming

Feature

Support for multiple Xbox consoles on one account

Feature

FAQ

What does OneCast do?

OneCast transforms your iPhone or iPad into an Xbox companion, allowing you to stream your Xbox games directly to your device. You can stream from your personal Xbox console with low latency or play Xbox games from the cloud without needing a console.

What are the key features of OneCast?

Key features include streaming games from your Xbox console or the cloud, near-zero latency, up to 1440p resolution, full support for Xbox controllers, advanced keyboard and mouse support, Xbox Party Chat, and Picture-in-Picture mode for multitasking.

How much does OneCast cost?

OneCast offers a free 7-day trial. After the trial period, you can unlock unlimited access with a one-time purchase.

What devices is OneCast compatible with?

OneCast is compatible with Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles. It can be used on iPhones and iPads.

Can I play Xbox 360 games with OneCast?

Yes, OneCast allows you to play Xbox 360 classics on your iOS devices, expanding your gaming library beyond current-generation titles.