Live TV, without the switching
Keep named services in one app. Browse categories, search the catalogue, see the channel’s service and native Now/Next listings, and preview before going full screen.
Android app + provider panel
Your channels.
One place.
Bring your services together in a viewing experience that feels like your own. A branded Android app for viewers. A panel that keeps providers in control.
Alpha releaseUse your own service account.
Xtream servicesIMS servicesYour provider’s branding
Streams Pro · Home
App screenshot
One home for the services you connect.
Made for everyday viewing
Settle in.
Find what you want.
Browse by service and category, keep favourites close, and move from the channel list to a full-screen picture.
Live TV screenshot
Your favourites stay close
Save the channels you return to, across connected services. Keep them together or filter by service.
More than one picture
Choose a two-channel main-and-inset layout or up to four Multiview positions. Account connections, bandwidth and the device’s decoders set the practical limit.
TV Guide screenshot
A guide to what’s on
Browse channels and programme times, see what is on now or later, then watch or schedule a recording. Native listings come from each connected service.
Missed a programme? Eligible IMS channels offer catch-up where your service provides it.
Keep a recording. Record eligible clear streams on the device now, or schedule a later programme from the TV Guide. IMS server recording is experimental and provider-dependent.
Your installation. Your identity.
Built around
your service.
Manage the app from a provider panel on your own server. Publish changes to connected apps without rebuilding for every DNS or design update.
- Make it yours. Logo, name, background, banner, three layouts and six colour themes.
- Manage each service. Named services, ordered DNS alternatives and menu choices.
- Keep people informed. Targeted announcements, dates and retained news.
- Support with context. Users can send reviewed, password-free diagnostic reports to your inbox.
Provider panel · Branding
Provider panel screenshot
Central control, with customer account credentials kept on the device.
See the software
Every screen.
In detail.
Explore the Android app and provider panel. Open any screenshot for a closer look.
Screenshots capture the running app and panel with example accounts and channels. Playback stills: Big Buck Bunny, © 2008 Blender Foundation / www.bigbuckbunny.org, CC BY 3.0.
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The complete picture
What’s inside
Streams Pro.
Features, provider requirements and alpha limitations in one place. Availability follows the actual service, device and released build.
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Know before you install
Made for
your screen.
Bring your services to Android streaming devices, phones and tablets, with navigation for both touchscreens and TV remotes.
- Android minimum
- Android 5.0 or newer.
- FireOS and onn.
- Designed for compatible Android and Fire TV streaming devices. Playback features depend on the device and your service.
- Picture-in-picture
- The floating phone/tablet player needs Android 8+ and supported device permissions. In-app Multiview is a separate feature.
- Your service matters
- Subscriptions, connection allowances, channel availability, archive rights and protected-media restrictions still apply.
A few useful answers
Before you begin.
Does Streams Pro include a TV subscription?
No. Streams Pro is software. You need credentials for a service you are authorised to use. Channel availability and subscription terms are set by that provider.
Can providers use their own brand?
Yes. The provider panel manages the app’s name, logo, background, banner, layouts, colours, menus and service configuration. Providers can separately allow users to choose a local layout and colour theme.
Will changing a server address require a new APK?
Changing configured service DNS addresses uses published panel configuration. The app’s trusted panel installation is a separate connection and must be migrated deliberately if its address or keys change.
Can every channel be recorded or shown in Multiview?
No. Recording depends on the actual stream and content protections. Multiview also depends on account connection limits, bandwidth, DRM sessions and available device decoders.
How long do announcements stay visible?
New announcements without an explicit expiry expire after 24 hours. An explicitly chosen expiry keeps the existing maximum of 48 hours. Publishing unrelated configuration changes does not restart an announcement’s timer.
What is still being developed?
The roadmap includes Movies/Series playback, IKEv2, additional player engines, WHMCS customer sign-in and provider licensing. See the feature list for availability.
Try the current alpha
Your next screen
starts here.
Install the current alpha on your test device and use your own service account. Keep existing app data when updating.
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