ANDROID TV & GOOGLE TV

Know which TV apps
you can disable.

Choose your Android TV, review preinstalled apps and their risks, and generate commands to disable the ones you don’t need — with matching restore commands.

Requires a computer with ADB. You run the commands yourself. New to ADB? Start here →

Choose your TV & review apps

MATCH · CHOOSE · REVIEW · EXPORT

Start with your TV

Find your model below. Check its Android version and firmware before choosing any apps.

TV model, system & firmware

20 device lists available. Ratings are derived from source notes, not a guarantee for every firmware.

Model not listed?

Look up an app to learn about it, or submit your device. Another model’s list is not a compatibility match.

Look up an app →Submit your TV →

20device lists

220unique packages

10TV brands

Source project.
CleanYourTV · formerly tv-vibehack

Already know the app or model? Search the database.

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START WITH YOUR DEVICE

Find your TV’s debloat list.

Device-specific packages, risk ratings, and restore commands.

20 device lists

Google Hisense NVIDIA OnePlus Philips Sanyo Sony TCL Thomson Xiaomi

Chromecast with Google TV 4K

Google TV / Android 14
Firmware UTTC.250917.004 (14193937)

Source list · not independently verified

15 packages documented

HiSmartTV A4

Android TV 9
Firmware PTMR.190127.037 / 01.00.00.04 (India)

Source list · not independently verified

22 packages documented

SHIELD TV Pro (2019)

Android TV 11
Firmware SHIELD Experience 9.2.4 / 33.2.0.400

Source list · not independently verified

11 packages documented

TV (model D00)

Google TV / Android 14
Firmware UTT1.240928.001

Source list · not independently verified

10 packages documented

50PUS8517/12

Android TV 11
Firmware RTT2.211108.001 / 21029 (Europe)

Source list · not independently verified

41 packages documented

55PUS7503/12

Android TV 8.0
Firmware OC / 4718 (Europe)

Source list · not independently verified

8 packages documented

ATV R2

Android TV 9 (API 28)
Firmware PTT1.201001.001 build 200

Source list · not independently verified

29 packages documented

BRAVIA KD-55X85J

Google TV / Android 12
Firmware STT2.230505.001.S136 682241 (South America)

Source list · not independently verified

27 packages documented

BRAVIA KD-65X80J

Google TV / Android 10
Firmware QTG3.200305.006.S118 656601 (India)

Source list · not independently verified

41 packages documented

43C645

Android TV 11 (Google TV launcher)
Firmware V8-R51MT05-LF1V652

Source list · not independently verified

20 packages documented

65C725

Android TV 11
Firmware RP1A.200622.001 (Turkey / EU)

Source list · not independently verified

19 packages documented

65C735

Google TV / Android 11
Firmware AR2101 (France)

Source list · not independently verified

29 packages documented

55" 4K Google TV (G10, 2023)

Android 12 (Google TV)
Firmware V8-R75PT01-LF1V499

Source list · not independently verified

18 packages documented

QM6K Pro (2025)

Google TV / Android 14
Firmware UTT2.250416.001 AU16 (US)

Source list · not independently verified

25 packages documented

32HE5800

Android TV 9
Firmware PPR2.180905.006.A1 (Spain)

Source list · not independently verified

21 packages documented

Mi Box S (2nd gen)

Google TV / Android 11
Firmware RTT0.211222.001 / 772

Source list · not independently verified

16 packages documented

Mi Box S

Android TV 9
Firmware PI.3933 (India)

Source list · not independently verified

22 packages documented

Mi TV 4A

Android TV 10
Firmware QTG3.200305.006.2591

Source list · not independently verified

21 packages documented

MiTV-AXSO0

Android TV 9 (API 28)
Firmware PI.6036

Source list · not independently verified

29 packages documented

TV A Pro 75-inch (2026)

Google TV / Android 14
Firmware UKN1.240806.017.V816.0.25.3.10.URTMIXM

Source list · not independently verified

20 packages documented

Don’t see your TV?

Learn how to submit your model and package list. Do not use another model’s commands.

Submit a device list

Match your model and firmware before using a list. Not sure where to start? Read the guide

FROM RESEARCH TO EXECUTION

A clearer path to a cleaner TV.

The complete guide

01

Find your exact TV

Choose a device list and check its Android version and firmware notes.

02

Know what you’re disabling

Review source descriptions, risk ratings, and documented feature impacts.

Explore the database

03

Review & export your selection

Adopt the low-risk preset or customize it, confirm once, and download matching disable and restore commands.

Open script generator

04

Run one change, then check

Confirm your restore record is saved. Run commands with ADB and test the features you use after each change.

Read execution & recovery steps

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you begin.

A little context for your first debloat.

About the data & sources

Does tvdebloat connect to my TV?

No. This is a reference database and script generator. You review a device’s list, then run the commands yourself using ADB. The beginner’s guide explains the setup.

Read the beginner’s guide →

Can I undo the changes?

The generator uses pm disable-user and provides matching pm enable --user 0 restore commands. Restore depends on keeping ADB or settings access; it cannot guarantee recovery from every disruption. Save your restore record before making changes.

Does “list: low risk” guarantee compatibility?

No. Ratings are tvdebloat classifications derived from source notes, not independent tests or upstream certifications. Models, firmware, and the features you use can differ. Start with your exact device’s list and read its notes.

How to read the risk levels →