Free · Open source · For jailbroken PS5
Omega is your console's new Home. Your games, your homebrew and your friends in one place: free, open source, built by people who play.
Home
Installed games and homebrew side by side, with big cover art and a background that lights up in the colours of whatever you're looking at. Pick and play, no menus to dig through.
Store
Emulators, ports of the great classics, media players, tools: 49 open-source homebrew apps in one place. Press Install and Omega works out on its own whether it's a pkg, a zip or an elf.
Community
A wall with your friends' posts, group chats that stick around, friend suggestions based on mutual friends and the games you share. Plus a playtime leaderboard, for the rivalries that matter.
Party
Voice chat with friends, with crisp Opus audio even when the network acts up. A party text chat for links and banter, and invites that find you wherever you are.
Themes
Six colour themes that tint the whole interface, from Home to Store. And synthesised ambient music that keeps you company as you browse, without ever stealing the show.
No prices, no codes, no surprises. Just free software, carefully picked and ready in seconds.
Omega recognises the package and knows where it goes: pkg files go through the system installer, zips land among your homebrew, elf files go to your payload loader.
Stars, likes and comments from the community. Find out what's worth trying tonight, then tell everyone how it went.
Point Omega at a JSON file with your personal backups and your library fills itself in, with covers and titles, right next to the Store.
49 homebrew apps, all open source
The best nights aren't played alone. Omega puts your friends front and centre, with everything you need to meet up, talk and compete.
Wall
Posts, likes and comments. Emma's new trophy, tonight's co-op session, the game Jake just found in the Store.
Voice party
Clear, lightweight Opus audio, party chat and one-button invites. Jump in, say hi, play.
Groups
Persistent groups for your Friday-night squad, with the full history always there.
Playtime
Stats on your hours played and a weekly leaderboard. Only with people you know, only for fun.
Status
Choose how you appear and add a message of your own.
Game Base
All in one panel, with suggestions from mutual friends and shared games.
Omega's real interface, recorded exactly as it is. No special effects.
The server code is open: anyone can run one for themselves, their group or their community, and switch to it from Settings in a moment. The Omega server is always there, one button away.
Open source, GPL-3.0
Every line is public: you can read it, check it, change it and share it. No black boxes on your console.
Signed updates
Every update is signed with Ed25519 and always comes from the Omega server. Your console checks the signature and SHA-256 before installing anything.
Your data stays yours
Export all your data whenever you like, or delete your account for good. Straight from Settings, no forms to fill in.
You decide who reaches you
Block, report, choose who can message you. And when you want some peace, go invisible.
A well-kept community
Reports go to a moderation panel on the server, so the wall stays a nice place to hang out.
Independent
Omega is an independent project, made by enthusiasts. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment.
Omega is developed by TheCriicom, with code open to anyone who wants to contribute. Learn more at outlinedigital.it.
From the console, a phone or a PC: pick whichever way suits you best.
You need a jailbroken PS5 with homebrew support: a launcher like websrv and a payload loader. If you already have them, you're halfway there.
In the console's browser, open play.omegasuite.it/installa and press one button. Or send the .elf installer to your payload loader, or copy the folder from the zip.
Open Omega and create your Omega account in a minute: it's separate from any other account. From then on, updates arrive on their own.
Omega is open source: anyone can read the code and check what it does. Updates are signed with Ed25519 and verified with SHA-256 on the console before installing. To be honest: jailbreaking always carries some risk, and the homebrew in the Store are third-party open-source projects, downloaded from their official releases. Install what you trust.
No. Omega runs as homebrew and lives in the homebrew folder (/data/homebrew/OmegaUI). It doesn't modify the firmware or the system partitions. To remove it, just delete its folder.
Omega is free, legal software, released under the GPL-3.0 licence: it contains no games, doesn't distribute them and doesn't bypass any protection. Jailbreaking a console is the choice and responsibility of whoever does it, and the rules can vary from country to country. Omega is an independent project, not affiliated with Sony Interactive Entertainment. This answer is not legal advice.
Yes. The server code is open: you can run your own and pick it from Settings › Server. The Omega server is always available, and app updates still come from the Omega server, signed.
Nothing. Omega is free, with no subscriptions or in-app purchases. And because it's GPL-3.0 it will stay free: nobody can lock it up and sell it as their own.
Free, forever. Choose the format that suits you.
The full package contains the installer and the data/ folder, to copy to the root of your console. After the first install, Omega updates itself.