Chiaki (open-source project)
Chiaki is an open-source client implementation of Sony's Remote Play protocol, originally authored by the GitHub user "thestr4ng3r." The project reverse-engineers Sony's Remote Play to let users stream and control PlayStation consoles (initially PS4 and later compatibility efforts for PS5) from non-Sony platforms. Chiaki provides cross-platform builds (Windows, Linux, macOS, Android) and features video/audio streaming, controller input forwarding, and low-latency remote gameplay.
Chiaki is not a commercial vendor or company but a community-driven open-source project hosted on GitHub. The codebase and releases (including Windows executables like chiaki.exe) have been maintained and forked by various contributors over time. Development activity, issue tracking, source code, and official builds are primarily available via the project's GitHub repository rather than a corporate website or social-media presence.
Chiaki is not a commercial vendor or company but a community-driven open-source project hosted on GitHub. The codebase and releases (including Windows executables like chiaki.exe) have been maintained and forked by various contributors over time. Development activity, issue tracking, source code, and official builds are primarily available via the project's GitHub repository rather than a corporate website or social-media presence.
Statistics
Total Applications:
1
Total Users:
31
Total Keys:
9,599
Total Clicks:
21,903
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
1w14h58m54s
Average Time Per User:
5h54m10s
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