iWebTV positions itself as a universal casting solution for iOS users seeking to stream web-based video content to television displays. Developed by Swishly inc, the application distinguishes itself from screen mirroring alternatives by transmitting native video streams rather than duplicating device displays, resulting in superior image quality and reduced battery consumption during extended viewing sessions. The application's technical architecture supports casting to Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV (4th generation), and Samsung TVs (2018 onward). Its integrated browser handles multiple tabs simultaneously while implementing pop-up blocking mechanisms, creating a streamlined content discovery experience. The platform's resolution support extends to 4K streaming on compatible devices, with automatic quality adjustment based on network conditions and destination hardware capabilities. User interface design employs a minimalist approach with clear casting controls and browsing navigation. Real-world usage patterns indicate most users employ the application for extended viewing sessions where phone availability remains important—allowing simultaneous texting, browsing, or other mobile activities while maintaining television playback. The application maintains persistent connection monitoring with automatic reconnection features for network interruptions. User feedback consistently highlights reliability and true independent casting functionality as primary satisfiers. Reviewer TxM KiLLSHoT noted on August 17, 2025: 'Finally a screen casting app that actually works... so you can close your phone or do something else.' Similarly, Prettiest_eph expressed long-term satisfaction on August 28, 2025 while voicing concerns about potential future restrictions on streaming loopholes. Multiple reviews reference successful access to current theatrical content, though such functionality raises questions about content sourcing methodologies. The application demonstrates notable strengths in cross-platform compatibility and true independent casting, though some users express concerns about potential future restrictions regarding content access. Ideal for households with multiple streaming device ecosystems, the solution effectively addresses the fragmentation in casting protocols while maintaining high-quality video transmission. Limitations include dependence on source website compatibility and occasional navigation complexity within the integrated browser environment.