List of Xbox One and Series X/S applications

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This is a list of applications available on the Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. Some applications may require subscriptions, such as a qualifying TV provider and to the respective content.

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ApplicationType of softwareDeveloper(s)KinectGold subscriptionExtra subscriptionAsiaEuropeNorth America
Amazon Prime Video [1] Video on demand Amazon.com, Inc. SupportedNoOptionalTBANovember 22, 2013November 22, 2013 (not available in Canada)
BBC iPlayer [2] Video on demand BBC SupportedNoNoNoDecember 5, 2014 (UK only)No
Mixer [3] Video streaming, broadcasting Microsoft Not supportedYesNoNoYesYes
Box Plus Video streaming, broadcasting The Box Plus Network NoNoNoNoJuly 31, 2017 (UK only)No
Bravo Now [4] Video on demand NBCUniversal SupportedNoOptionalTBATBADecember 18, 2014 (not available in Canada)
CBS All Access [5] Video on demand CBS NoNoYesTBANoYes (not available in Canada)
Comedy Central [6] Video on demand ViacomCBS Domestic Media Networks SupportedNoOptionalTBATBASeptember 24, 2014 (not available in Canada)
Crackle [7] Video on demand Sony SupportedNoOptionalTBANovember 22, 2013November 22, 2013
CTV GO Video on demand Bell Media NoNoYesNoNoYes (Canada only)
CW TV [8] Video on demand The CW Network, LLC SupportedNoNoTBATBANovember 22, 2013 (not available in Canada)
Disney+ [9] Video on demand Disney NoNoYesTBATBANovember 12, 2019
EA Play [10] Subscription gaming service Electronic Arts NoNoYesTBAAugust 11, 2014August 11, 2014
ESPN [11] Video on demand, live broadcasting ESPN SupportedNoYesTBATBANovember 22, 2013 (not available in Canada)
FOX NOW [12] Video on demand Fox Entertainment Group SupportedNoOptionalTBATBADecember 12, 2013 (not available in Canada)
FXNOW [13] Video on demand Fox Entertainment Group SupportedNoOptionalTBATBADecember 12, 2013 (not available in Canada)
GoPro Channel [14] Video sharing service GoPro SupportedNoNoJuly 22, 2014July 22, 2014July 22, 2014
Groove Music [15] Music streaming service Microsoft SupportedNoOptionalTBANovember 22, 2013November 22, 2013
Halo ChannelContent delivery, digital network, game add-on Microsoft
343 Industries 		TBANoNoTBATBATBA
Halo WaypointContent delivery, game add-on Microsoft
343 Industries 		SupportedNoNoSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
Hulu Plus [16] Video on demand Hulu SupportedNoYesTBANovember 22, 2013November 22, 2013 (not available in Canada)
Internet Explorer Web browser Microsoft SupportedNoNoSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
カラオケ@DAM Karaoke DAIICHIKOSHO CO.,LTD. NoNoYesNovember 18, 2014NoNo
Machinima [17] Video on demand, game add-on Machinima, Inc. SupportedNoNoSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013 (not available in Canada)
MailOnX Email client Redwater Technologies Ghana NoNoNoSeptember 18, 2016September 18, 2016September 18, 2016
The Mall [18] Marketplace appVon BismarkSupportedNoNoNoNo08/12/16 (not available in Canada)
Microsoft Edge Web browser Microsoft Corporation SupportedNoNoNovember 12, 2015November 12, 2015November 12, 2015
MLB.tv [19] Video on demand Major League Baseball Advanced Media SupportedNoYesTBAMarch 25, 2014March 25, 2014 (not available in Canada)
Movies and TV [20] Video on demand Microsoft SupportedNoYesSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
MTV [21] Video on demand ViacomCBS Domestic Media Networks SupportedNoYesTBATBAAugust 23, 2014 (not available in Canada)
Netflix [22] Video on demand Netflix SupportedNoYesTBANovember 22, 2013November 22, 2013
NFL [23] Fantasy management, Live score updates NFL
Microsoft 		SupportedNoYesTBATBANovember 22, 2013
Niconico [24] Video sharing service Dwango NoNoNo2014NoNo
OneDrive [25] Cloud storage Microsoft SupportedNoOptionalSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
Pandora [26] Internet radio Pandora Radio SupportedNoOptionalTBATBADecember 18, 2014 (not available in Canada)
Popcornflix [27] Video on demand Popcornflix SupportedNoNoTBATBADecember 18, 2014
Plex [28] Media streamer Plex SupportedNoOptionalComing soonComing soonOctober 7, 2014
Redbox Instant [29] Video on demand Redbox
Verizon 		SupportedNoYesService discontinuedService discontinuedService discontinued
ReddX [30] Social news Stern Beast, LLC. SupportedNoNoTBATBAAugust 18, 2014
Simple Background Music Player Music player TroubleAcres Apps NoNoNoNoAugust 4, 2016August 4, 2016
Skype [31] VoIP, teleconferencing Microsoft
Skype Technologies 		YesNoOptionalSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
Starz Play [32] Video on demand Starz Inc. SupportedNoOptionalTBATBAAugust 7, 2014 (not available in Canada)
Syfy Now [33] Video on demand NBCUniversal SupportedNoYesTBATBAJuly 31, 2014 (not available in Canada)
TED [34] Video on demand Sapling Foundation SupportedNoNoSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
Telemundo [35] Video on demand NBCUniversal SupportedNoNoTBATBADecember 18, 2014 (not available in Canada)
TrueAchievements Companion TrueAchievements SupportedNoOptionalOctober 28, 2014October 28, 2014October 28, 2014
TuneIn [36] Internet radio TuneIn, Inc SupportedNoNoJune 23, 2015June 23, 2015June 23, 2015
TV 2 Sumo Video on demand TV 2 (Norway) SupportedNoYesNoNovember 22, 2013 (Norway only)No
Twitch [37] Video streaming, broadcasting Twitch SupportedNoOptionalSeptember 4, 2014March 11, 2014March 11, 2014
Ubisoft Club Content delivery, game add-on Ubisoft NoNoNoSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013 (not available in Canada)
Upload Studio [38] Video editor Microsoft SupportedNoNoSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
USA NOW [39] Video on demand NBCUniversal SupportedNoYesTBATBAJuly 31, 2014
Vevo [40] Video on demand Vevo SupportedNoYesTBATBADecember 18, 2014
Viaplay [41] Video on demand Viaplay AB SupportedNoYesNoNovember 22, 2013 (Scandinavia only)No
VLC [42] Video player, LAN video streaming VideoLAN NoNoNoOctober 8, 2016October 8, 2016October 8, 2016
VUDU [43] Video on demand VUDU, Inc. SupportedNoYesTBATBANovember 22, 2013 (not available in Canada)
WWE Network [44] Video on demand WWE SupportedNoYesTBAJanuary 2, 2015April 30, 2014 (not available in Canada)
Xbox Avatars [45] Avatar editor Microsoft NoNoNoSeptember 4, 2014November 22, 2013November 22, 2013
YouTube [46] Video sharing service Google
YouTube 		SupportedNoNoTBANovember 22, 2013November 22, 2013

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