NEW · CURA AI
Your family’s best photos, on your Apple TV
Thousands of phone photos, and no time to choose? Cura AI in the CURA app on your iPhone or iPad looks through your photo library and picks and curates around 500 of your best moments. It runs on your phone, you can review any pick, and your picks play on your Apple TV.
- The whole family: run Cura AI on each iPhone, iPad or Android phone on your account, and everyone’s best moments come together on the same screens.
- Private by design: the scan happens on your phone. Nothing uploads while it works.
- Choose who sees what: everyone, family, a partner, or your phone only.
- Learns your preferences: every keep, swap or removal teaches it what you like, if you turn learning on. Never the photos themselves.
CURA for Apple TV
CURA® for Apple TV turns your TV into a living photo and art gallery. It plays the collections you choose from your CURA account, including your Cura AI picks, on the TV you already own. Get it from the App Store on your Apple TV: search for “Cura Display”. CURA also runs on Google TV, Android TV, Fire TV, Roku and Samsung TVs.
Get started in three steps
- Install CURA on your Apple TV from the App Store and open it.
- Pair it in seconds: scan the code on the screen with your phone’s camera, or enter the code at curapp.io/device, and sign in to your CURA account or create one.
- Choose what plays: your TV appears as a display in your account. Give it a collection or a room, such as your Cura AI picks, and set how long each photo shows, from seconds to days.
Why use the CURA app on Apple TV
- Exact control of timings and schedules, with an immediate response.
- Use the Siri Remote to go back and forward, like or hide a photo, adjust brightness, or see more about a photo.
- Photos set to black & white show that way on your TV.
- Turn the screen on and off on a schedule with the CURA scheduler.
- Once CURA is open, the slideshow starts by itself after a short pause. For an always-on gallery, turn off the Apple TV screen saver, and say “Hey Siri, open CURA” after the TV has been off.





