Vision: TV Browser & Launcher

Vision brings your TV home screen and web browser together.

Choose Glass, Swiss or Terminal styling, pin your favourite apps, and browse the web with a TV remote. Vision is the next chapter of Ciro TV Browser and uses the same Android app identity.

Vision’s new launcher and browser require Android 9 or later. TVs that cannot run this version keep the legacy Ciro browser.

YOUR TV, YOUR STYLE
• Guided setup and three distinctive home styles with clear remote focus
• Favourite apps, an all-apps library and quick browser access
• Local backgrounds, Pexels photography and your own photo collections
• Phone photo preview, album editing and adjustable slideshow timing
• Calendar and an optional clock/status overlay

A BROWSER BUILT FOR TV
• Remote pointer navigation, multiple tabs and tab overview
• Hold OK or right-click for link, image and page actions
• Bookmarks, searchable history and download records
• Private tabs kept separate from saved browser history
• Optional encrypted password vault with explicit save and fill controls
• Browser-based QR import for supported bookmark and password export files
• Built-in blocking with uBlock Origin

Your browser library, photo albums and settings are stored on the TV. QR browser imports use an encrypted, temporary relay and require approval on both devices. Imported website passwords require a privately unlocked vault. Websites, photo providers and other requested online services make their usual network connections.

Vision can be used as a launcher or opened as an app. The optional Home-button helper and TV status overlay require separate user-enabled Android access. Google TV and casting remain available.

Blocking cannot guarantee that every advertisement, tracker, popup or unsafe page will be detected. Website compatibility and video playback vary by site, device and content provider.

The optional AccessibilityService detects Home-button presses and app/window identifiers locally to return to Vision Home. It does not read screen content, typed text or website passwords, and this metadata is not stored or sent to us. It is off until you consent and enable it in Android Accessibility.