IPTV player

IPTV Player for Android, Windows and Apple TestFlight

An IPTV player is the app that plays the live TV playlists you already have, such as an M3U link from your provider, a playlist file or an Xtream Codes login. Doubo is an IPTV player built natively for each platform, with no bundled channels and nothing to sign up for.

Windows is available from Microsoft Store or as a portable ZIP. Android phones and tablets are available on Google Play and as a signed APK. iPhone, iPad and Mac are TestFlight betas; request an invitation through Discord. Android TV is not released. Features differ by platform and build.

Get it from Microsoft Store Windows portable ZIP Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play Android APK See the roadmap
Join Discord for beta buildsTestFlight (iPhone, iPad, Mac) and the Android APK. Try new features first

What Doubo does as an IPTV player

M3U, M3U8 and Xtream Codes

Import your own authorized M3U/M3U8 link or file. Xtream Codes login is available in the Apple beta and Android apps; on Windows use your provider’s M3U link. The web player has separate format and browser restrictions.

Groups, search and favorites

Browse by group, search thousands of channels as you type, star the ones you watch and jump back through recently played.

Checks every channel at once

Doubo tests the whole playlist in parallel and lines up the channels that are ready to play, so dead links don’t waste your time.

Picture in Picture and casting

Picture in Picture, DLNA casting, TV remote, catch-up and dual audio described here refer to the Apple beta. TV discovery and casting depend on the Apple build and network permissions. These features are not all available on Android, Windows or the web player.

Program guide and catch-up

Doubo reads the XMLTV guide named in your playlist and replays past programs when the source supports catch-up. Apple TestFlight beta.

Private by design

Playlist data stays on the device. Windows offers optional usage statistics with consent. See the privacy policy for each platform.

How to get started

  1. Get Doubo for your device

    Choose Google Play or APK for Android phones/tablets, Microsoft Store or ZIP for Windows, or request the Apple TestFlight beta through Discord. The web player needs no install.

  2. Add your playlist

    Paste the M3U link from your provider, import a playlist file, or sign in with Xtream Codes. You can keep several playlists and switch between them.

  3. Pick a channel and watch

    Browse groups or search, tap a channel, and keep it playing in Picture in Picture or on your TV.

Try it in your browser first

Open the free web player and import a playlist link or file. CORS, HTTPS, codec, regional and provider restrictions can prevent playback; native apps also remain subject to source restrictions.

Open the web player

Need a playlist?

Doubo’s free channel directory lists channels that broadcasters make publicly available, as M3U links you can paste into any player.

Browse free channels

Questions

What is an IPTV player?

An IPTV player is an app that plays live TV streams delivered over the internet, usually listed in an M3U / M3U8 playlist or provided through an Xtream Codes login. The player only plays; the channels come from the playlist you add.

Is Doubo a free IPTV player?

The Doubo web player is free and runs in any browser. The apps have no ads and don’t sell channels or subscriptions.

Does Doubo come with channels?

No. Doubo is a player and bundles no channels. Add playlists you are authorized to use, or start with the free channels that broadcasters publish openly in Doubo’s channel directory.

Can I use the playlist from IPTV Smarters, TiviMate or GSE Smart IPTV?

Yes. If your provider gave you an M3U link or Xtream Codes details for another IPTV app, enter the same link or login in Doubo.

Which devices does Doubo run on?

Windows is available from Microsoft Store or as a portable ZIP. Android phones and tablets are available on Google Play and as a signed APK. iPhone, iPad and Mac are TestFlight betas; request an invitation through Discord. Android TV is not released. Features differ by platform and build.

Is an IPTV player safe?

Playlist data stays on the device. Windows offers optional usage statistics with consent. See the privacy policy for each platform.

Is IPTV legal?

IPTV is just a way to deliver TV over the internet, and many broadcasters stream their channels for free. Whether a particular playlist is legal depends on whether its provider has the rights to those channels, so only use sources you trust.

More IPTV player pages

Install on your device: Android: Google Play and APK · Windows: Store and portable ZIP