Cast to TV+ Chromecast Roku TV

Stream any media to your TV with smart casting and controls

Cast to TV+ Chromecast Roku TV (Castify) is a feature-rich media casting tool designed to bridge your phone and your living-room screen with minimal fuss. It focuses on versatility, supporting a wide range of devices and media types while keeping its core functions free to use.

At its heart, Castify lets you beam videos, music, and photos from your device to Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV, Xbox, DLNA receivers, and many popular smart TVs. You can cast local files, web videos from the built‑in browser, IPTV streams (including m3u playlists), podcasts, and even content stored on NAS or LAN shares via SMB/Samba. For households with mixed hardware, this wide compatibility is a significant strength.

One standout aspect is its AI-powered subtitle toolkit. You can automatically generate subtitles for videos that don’t have them and translate existing SRT files, which is especially handy for foreign-language content. Subtitles work smoothly with Chromecast and Roku, adding real value for film and series fans.

Beyond casting, Castify doubles as a handy control center. It includes universal remote controls for Roku, Android TV, Samsung, LG, and Fire TV, screen mirroring support, a popup‑blocking web browser with bookmarks, and Picture‑in‑Picture mode so you can browse or multitask while something plays.

Performance is generally solid, particularly with Roku and Chromecast, where the app clearly shines. However, some users may encounter limited functionality or occasional quirks with certain DLNA TVs or browsers, and DRM-protected services typically cannot be cast reliably. Ads are present in the free version, though they can be removed with the Pro upgrade.

Overall, Castify is a powerful, all-in-one casting solution that suits anyone who regularly streams local or web-based media to a TV and wants strong subtitle tools and broad device support in a single, convenient place.