The only Ring viewer for
Apple TV — no hardware.

Every other way to watch Ring on the big screen — a Homebridge server, a computer running AirPlay — means buying and maintaining another always-on device. Video Wall is just an app.

Ring doesn't make an Apple TV app, so people reach for workarounds. The most common one is Homebridge — a dedicated piece of hardware, usually a small computer you set up yourself. You install and maintain an operating system, add plugins, and edit config files just to get a single feed flowing. The hardware alone runs into the hundreds, it's complex to configure and keep running, and as an always-on computer it's drawing power around the clock. Pre-built boxes like HOOBS run several hundred dollars — easier to set up, but still a separate, always-on device you maintain.

The other route is a computer running AirPlay: again, a second device, and not an always-on one. You have to start the mirror by hand, and it stops the moment that computer sleeps.

Even when those workarounds run, they're simplistic — a single camera, no event history, no custom layouts. Video Wall needs no extra hardware at all. It's a native Apple TV app that shows every Ring camera at once, with full event history, fullscreen playback with audio, and a grid you arrange yourself. And it's the only multi-camera viewer reviewed and approved by Ring for its App Store.

It's a true Ring multiviewer — multiple cameras in one live mosaic, no Homebridge, HOOBS, or CCTV multiplexer required. And it runs on up to 10 Apple TVs in your home, one account.

How they compare

Video Wall against the two usual workarounds, feature by feature.

	Video Wall	Homebridge	Computer + AirPlay
Runs on Apple TV	Native tvOS app	Needs a separate server	Mirrors from another device
Extra hardware to buy	None	A mini computer / server	A Mac or iPhone
Setup	Pair in a couple of minutes	Install & configure an OS and plugins	Start a mirror by hand each time
Always on, unattended	Stays live on your TV	Only while the server is up	Only while the device is awake
Power use	No extra device to power	A computer drawing power 24/7	Another device left running
Multi-camera grid	Every camera at once	Possible, but not customizable	Possible, but not customizable
Event history & recordings	Built in	Not supported	Only in the Ring app
Custom camera layouts & feeds	Arrange your wall	Very limited	None
Fullscreen with audio	One-way camera audio	Inconsistent	Depends on the source
Ongoing maintenance	We handle updates	You maintain the server & OS	Keep the device updated
Approved by Ring for its App Store	Yes	No	No

Homebridge and AirPlay capabilities vary by setup and plugin. Video Wall requires an active Ring Protect plan.

Why people choose Video Wall

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