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Streamly — Modern IPTV Web Player for Xtream Codes

Streamly is a modern IPTV web player for Xtream Codes — open it in Chrome, Safari, or your TV browser, sign in with your provider (or paste an M3U playlist), and watch live TV, movies, and series without sideloading another APK. Same panel you already pay for, just in a tab.

  • Xtream Codes
  • M3U playlist
  • Live EPG
  • No install

We don't sell channels. You need your own subscription. Please follow your provider's terms and the law where you live.

Features

What you actually get

I hate cluttered players. This is what Streamly actually does. Not a marketing slide with thirty bullet points.

  • Live TV + EPG

    Channel grid and what's on now. I probably use the guide more than I should. Still beats guessing which match is on.

  • Movies & series

    If your Xtream panel has VOD, you get posters and categories. Not a sad text-only list.

  • Xtream Codes & M3U

    Server URL, username, password. Or an M3U link. That's it. No extra account with us.

  • One URL, every screen

    Bookmark iptvwebplayer.org on your phone, iPad, or PC. Same Streamly everywhere. No installs per device.

  • TV browser mode

    Big tiles and remote-friendly focus. I watch in a Fire TV browser sometimes, so I refused to ship tiny buttons.

  • Your creds stay yours

    Streamly doesn't sell playlists. Logins stay on your device. We proxy streams so HLS actually plays in the browser without CORS nonsense.

Setup

Three steps, no app store

  1. 1

    Open & sign in

    Go to iptvwebplayer.org. Enter your Xtream server or M3U URL. Quick if you already have the details saved somewhere.

  2. 2

    Browse your panel

    Live, movies, series. Whatever your provider exposes. Feels close to their native app, except it's a tab.

  3. 3

    Press play

    HLS in the browser. No APK. No lecture from your roommate about unknown sources.

Who it's for

Not another reseller portal

Search for IPTV web player and you get a lot of white-label sites for resellers. Streamly isn't that. I made it for people who already have a sub and want a simple browser player. Not a business-in-a-box.

You, not a reseller

Use the login your provider gave you. Watch at iptvwebplayer.org. I'm not selling you a panel.

Real Xtream browsing

Categories, EPG, movies, series. Not a flat M3U dump with no metadata. If your panel has it, Streamly tries to show it right.

Blog

If you want to go deeper

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FAQ

Stuff people ask

What's an IPTV web player?

A site that plays your provider's streams in the browser. Live TV, movies, series. You use your login or M3U playlist. No app on every device. Streamly is built for Xtream Codes panels and normal M3U links.

Does Streamly sell channels?

No. Streamly does not provide channels or copyrighted content. You need your own subscription and must follow your provider’s terms and applicable law.

Will my provider work?

Usually yes if they give you Xtream Codes (server, username, password) or a standard M3U/M3U8 URL. You still need an active subscription with them. I can't fix that part.

Do I need to install anything?

Nope. Browser only. Bookmark it on your phone, tablet, laptop, or TV browser. That's the point.

Which browsers?

Chrome, Edge, Brave, Safari, Firefox. Recent versions. Playback depends on what your provider sends, usually HLS. I've spent too long on live playback in Windows Chrome. Safari on Mac is often smoother. Your mileage may vary.

Can I self-host?

Yes. Docker on your own VPS if you want a self-hosted IPTV player. I posted my Compose setup on the blog. Or just use iptvwebplayer.org if you don't want to run it yourself.

Is there a community or support chat?

Yes — join the official Streamly Discord (discord.gg/QGFKJt9t7A) for setup help, release notes, and chat. Share feature ideas in GitHub Discussions (Feedback & Ideas) without opening an issue. Email is still best for account, privacy, and legal requests. Links are in the site footer or Settings.

Try the player

Free at iptvwebplayer.org. Bring your Xtream login or M3U playlist. I kept the UI quiet so you can watch.