Bring your project.
Share a working release, an early prototype, or an idea you’re exploring. Tell us what it does, who it helps, and where we can learn more.
An open invitation to the builders
You build it.
Let’s give it a home.
Apps. Tools. Games. The little experiments that turn into something great. If you’re making things for the homebrew scene, we’d love to meet you.
Hey, we’re HB NET.
A corner of the scene,
built for the people making it.
Homebrew Network is growing into a place where curiosity has somewhere to go: a first guide, a useful app, a project worth exploring, or a developer willing to share what they learned.
We’re starting with PS5 homebrew and a simple idea: make the next step clearer. Give good work context. Credit the people behind it. Keep requirements and compatibility honest, so discovering a project doesn’t mean piecing together a dozen scattered posts.
We’re early. That’s the exciting part. We want the people building apps, ports, launchers, utilities, and original games to help shape what this becomes.
Your work. Your credit.
We want clear project pages that point to your original repository and releases, name the creators, and explain the requirements in your project’s own context.
Turn discoveries into guides.
Help us document exact versions, dependencies, and known limitations. Good explanations and reproducible results make the whole scene easier to navigate.
Build the next chapter.
Tell us what developers actually need from a community hub. Better discovery? Clearer docs? Testing help? We’re listening.
Let’s make an introduction
What are you working on?
Tell us a little about yourself and your project. Early-stage work is welcome; you don’t need a polished pitch.
email@homebrew.network ↗However far along you are, keep making things.
We’d love to see what you bring to the scene.
HB NET
HOMEBREW NETWORK