Full disclosure: This app was built entirely with AI (Claude Code) and its open source. It fulfulls exactly what I wanted to have in a tool, so I thought I'd share incase others found it useful as well. I understand there is alot of AI code negativity, and I get it. Feel free to call it AI slop
It does what I want, so I'm happy with the tool I have now.
TicoDL+ is a Nintendo Switch homebrew that browses and files from archive directly to your Switch. It drops them into the folder layout used by the TICO emulator. It decompresses archives automatically so you just download and play.
This project was inspired by TicoBro by TheStonedModder, a fantastic all-in-one TICO management app. TicoBro is awesome and does a lot, but I wanted something focused specifically on the download experience with some features of my own such as concurrent downloads, queue management, and resume capabilities. Big thanks to TheStonedModder for the inspiration.
Disclaimer: This project does not condone piracy or copyright infringement in any form. Discussion of piracy, ROM sources, or copyrighted content will probably have your post deleted.
Features:
Lets call this a "beta" version, I welcome feedback and bug report via Git issues. Language support is next on my list. The highest firmware I've been able to test against is 19.1.
GitHub: https://github.com/digdat0/ticodlplus
Release: https://github.com/digdat0/ticodlplus/releases/tag/v1.0.1-beta
Mods: I think I did everything right, if not please let me know
Screenshots
Browse Console - Add repos, open repos and view the details
Collection File Viewer - Open a repo/collection and view the files available to download
Installed File Folder Viewer - How many per console folder and view the files within
Installed File Folder Viewer - View and manage individual files in the console folder
Download Queue - View active download status, cancel / resume Downloads, manage order, multiple downloads
Options - All those fun "Setting" type configuration things
TicoDL+ is a Nintendo Switch homebrew that browses and files from archive directly to your Switch. It drops them into the folder layout used by the TICO emulator. It decompresses archives automatically so you just download and play.
This project was inspired by TicoBro by TheStonedModder, a fantastic all-in-one TICO management app. TicoBro is awesome and does a lot, but I wanted something focused specifically on the download experience with some features of my own such as concurrent downloads, queue management, and resume capabilities. Big thanks to TheStonedModder for the inspiration.
Disclaimer: This project does not condone piracy or copyright infringement in any form. Discussion of piracy, ROM sources, or copyrighted content will probably have your post deleted.
Features:
- Browse and manage multiple archive collections per console
- Background download queue with up to 5 simultaneous downloads
- Automatic extraction of .zip, .7z, .rar, and .tar archives (some RAR3-compressed cannot be decompressed)
- Download resume and queue persistence across app restarts
- File integrity checks (size + MD5)
- Auto-detects TICO emulator and reads its ROM path config
- Installed file browser with multi-select and bulk delete
- Dark-themed tabbed UI built on Plutonium/SDL2
Lets call this a "beta" version, I welcome feedback and bug report via Git issues. Language support is next on my list. The highest firmware I've been able to test against is 19.1.
GitHub: https://github.com/digdat0/ticodlplus
Release: https://github.com/digdat0/ticodlplus/releases/tag/v1.0.1-beta
Mods: I think I did everything right, if not please let me know
Screenshots
Browse Console - Add repos, open repos and view the details
Collection File Viewer - Open a repo/collection and view the files available to download
Installed File Folder Viewer - How many per console folder and view the files within
Installed File Folder Viewer - View and manage individual files in the console folder
Download Queue - View active download status, cancel / resume Downloads, manage order, multiple downloads
Options - All those fun "Setting" type configuration things






