Originally developed by teknecal, the
Homebrew Browser was an app repository for the Wii first released in
June of 2008.
To make it usable 15 years later, we, the Open Shop Channel, modified it to connect to our
servers. While showing its age in many places, it
is still the most popular way to use the Open Shop Channel, because of the convenience of it
running on the console itself.
App of the Day
Dump Mii NAND
Made by Maxternal/DarkMatterCore
NAND dumper (in BootMii nand.bin format)
Open Shop Channel
Homebrew apps library for the Nintendo Wii.
How would you like to use the Open Shop Channel?
Homebrew Browser
Having trouble using the Homebrew Browser? Visit Help & Troubleshooting or our Discord server.
OSCDL
OSCDL is an open source and modern GUI desktop client for downloading apps from the Open Shop Channel, developed by
dhtdht020, the lead maintainer of the Open Shop Channel project.
Using OSCDL, apps can be sent to the console over the internet with "Send to Wii" or over USBGecko. OSCDL is cross platform and is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Get OSCDL
Using OSCDL, apps can be sent to the console over the internet with "Send to Wii" or over USBGecko. OSCDL is cross platform and is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Not enough options? Behold fellow developers!
You can develop your own client with Open Shop Channel's free and open API!
Alternatively, just use the online library!
Awesome, where can I talk all about this stuff?
We are on Discord!
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