IPTView
In development · desktop first

One player for the TV sources you already pay for.

IPTView is a premium, source-agnostic TV client. Add the services you subscribe to and it becomes one guide, one search and one player — built for a remote control, and built to keep playing when a stream does not.

What it does

Your sources, one interface

Xtream Codes panels, M3U playlists with XMLTV guides, Stalker portals, and your own Jellyfin, Emby, Plex or TVHeadend server — each added once, all browsed together.

A 10-foot guide that stays fast

Fifteen thousand channels and seventy thousand titles are normal for these services. The catalogue and guide live in IPTView's middleware and reach the screen in pages, so scrolling never waits on a download.

Playback that does not give up

Every channel is matched across your sources. When one stream stalls or dies, IPTView switches to the next candidate — no black screen, no spinner — and tells you which source is playing.

Buffering you can see and set

Three presets — low latency, balanced, stable — with their real numbers on the screen, plus a diagnostics readout: transport, resolution, bitrate, buffer, and which candidate is live.

Search across everything

One search over live, films and series from every source, with duplicates folded together and a choice of where to play from.

Sign in from your phone

The TV shows a code; you approve it on your phone. Credentials stay in an encrypted vault and never leave it.

Platforms

macOS · Windows · Linux — first Android TV · Fire TV Samsung Tizen Fire TV (Vega)

The desktop app is being finished first, to a premium standard, before anything ships for the TV platforms.

What it is not

IPTView does not include, sell or recommend any TV service, channel or VPN. It is a player for subscriptions you already hold, on the terms of the providers you hold them with. Streaming services with their own DRM apps (Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+) are opened in their own apps, never emulated.