Browse, install, and manage emulators and apps on your Xbox — all from a sleek desktop app. No commands, no hassle.
Windows · macOS · Linux · .NET 8 self-contained · No install required
One app. All the tools. No Xbox dev experience required.
Browse the full Emulation Revival catalog — emulators, apps, ports, and utilities. Search, filter by category, and see compatibility at a glance.
Select any app and hit install. XBVault handles downloading, dependency resolution, and wireless upload to your Xbox automatically.
Got your own .appx, .msix, or .zip? The wizard guides you through analysis, dependency check, and install — local files or URLs.
Screenshot capture, system info, process manager, network config, and a real-time CPU/GPU/RAM performance chart — all via the Device Portal API.
Prepare a USB drive for Xbox Dev Mode automatically — detect drives via WMI, apply NTFS permissions with icacls. No manual commands.
Your Xbox IP and password are stored locally with obfuscated encryption. No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry.
Catalog Browser 🔍
App Detail View 🔍
Installed Packages 🔍
Dev Tools Panel 🔍
Performance Monitor 🔍
Custom Install Wizard 🔍
Built by
Developer, retro gaming enthusiast, and Xbox Dev Mode tinkerer. XB Homebrew Vault started as a personal tool to manage emulators on an Xbox Series S without touching the Device Portal web UI every time — and grew from there.
Built with .NET 8 + Avalonia UI, fully open source under GPL‑3.0. If it scratches your itch too, a ⭐ on GitHub goes a long way.
Put your Xbox in Developer Mode via the Xbox Dev Mode app. Takes about 5 minutes.
Download, extract, and run XBVault. Enter your Xbox's IP and Dev Mode password in Settings.
Click Connect, browse the catalog, pick an emulator or app, and hit Install. That's it.
Free, open source, and no install required. Just download and run.
GPL v3 · Windows, macOS & Linux · Xbox One & Series S|X
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