AEW Reportedly Planning MyAEW App

AEW is reportedly working on a dedicated MyAEW app. However, the project is still in the early stages of development and is not expected to launch anytime soon.

The update comes from Sean Ross Sapp during a recent Fightful Select Answers Q&A, where he said AEW’s long-term plan has been to create an app that will eventually become a central destination for the company’s digital content. The app could eventually be “the PPV home of AEW,” with archived footage, podcast libraries, new shows, gaming content, and a number of other libraries.

However, according to Sapp, the project remains “very much in its infancy.” He added that AEW would want to take its time to properly execute the app before releasing it, as “first impressions are important.”

If those plans move forward, the app would become a single hub for much of AEW’s digital content instead of offering fans separate platforms for different types of media.

In March 2026, the company launched the MyAEW streaming platform, giving fans access to live AEW and Ring of Honor programming, archives, podcasts, and pay-per-view options through different subscription tiers. Since then, several independent promotions including Maple Leaf Pro, C4, Limitless, 1FW, PRODUCE, Warrior Wrestling, Create-A-Pro, and WrestlePro have joined the platform to stream their programs.

BREAKING: Chicago’s Warrior Wrestling has just been added to MyAEW!!!

MyAEW is now a proper hub for promotions worldwide:
• 1 Fall Wrestling
• PRODUCE Wrestling
• Limitless Wrestling
• C4 Wrestling
• CMLL stand alone PPVs
• Warrior Wrestling pic.twitter.com/MD6FeuzfKO

— Drainmaker (@TheDrainmaker) June 18, 2026