iOS TestFlight open · Android testing
A private retro game player for iOS and Android. Point it at your own RomM server or add game files straight from your device, then play on mature open-source cores. You bring the games; Enve just runs them.
The iOS build is now available through public TestFlight. Android remains in active testing while libraries, downloads, save states, and emulation continue to mature.
Join RomM Player on TestFlightEvery capture below comes from a current build with a real RomM library or a game stored on the device.
Box art, platform filters, and the full connected collection in a native grid.
Resume a recent title from the hero, then move through the rest of your current games without hunting through the full library.
Play a downloaded title, manage its local copy, add your own rating and status, and return to captured save states.
Curated shelves keep themed collections and favorites distinct from the full library.
See downloaded games and their storage footprint at a glance, ready to play without reconnecting.
A real game session with touch controls, save and load actions, fast-forward, pause, and an exit control.
Enve RomM Player is a client, not a content library. It connects to a server you already run, or plays straight from files on your device.
Sign in to your own self-hosted RomM instance to browse your collection, pull in metadata and box art, and download titles to the device on demand.
No server required. Supply game files directly from your device and play them offline, with the same interface and the same emulator cores.
Local saves and save states stay on device. Where your RomM server supports it, downloads and cloud saves sync directly between your device and your server.
Each system runs on a mature open-source emulator. A couple of the later consoles need system files you supply yourself.
Accurate original Game Boy emulation.
The same core, with full color-palette support.
Plays without a BIOS; a real GBA BIOS is optional.
A long-standing, accuracy-focused NES core.
A multi-system core known for its accuracy.
Sega 16-bit titles, handled by the same core.
N64 titles on a well-established core.
Dual-screen DS games. System files required
3DS library support. System files required
Enve does not include games, ROMs, firmware, BIOS files, encryption keys, or links to obtain them. You supply content you are legally entitled to use, and some systems require user-supplied system files to run. Enve RomM Player is a player for content you already own or host yourself.
Enve is an independent project and is not affiliated with the RomM project or with any console manufacturer.
Enve wraps established emulators instead of reinventing them. The credit for accurate emulation belongs to these projects.
Local in-game saves and save states, kept on device. Pick up exactly where you stopped.
Pull titles from your RomM server on demand, and sync cloud saves directly with your server where the setup supports it.
Play with a connected game controller or on-screen touch controls. Control and app preferences stay on the device.
OLED black, warm orange accent, and the same theme system as the rest of the family, on both iOS and Android.
No analytics, no advertising, no tracking, and no Enve account. Nothing routes through a developer-operated data service.
The app is planned to be published under GPL-3.0-or-later with the public release.
Enve RomM Player follows the same privacy posture as the rest of Enve: your data stays on your device or travels directly between your device and the server you configure. Nothing routes through a developer-operated service.
Source code will be published with the public release. Free, always.