Showvee plays the live TV, films and series from your MAG portal, Xtream Codes login or M3U playlist on Fire TV, Google TV, Android TV and Android phones.
Showvee comes with no channels. Add the details from the TV service you subscribe to, and Showvee sorts out the rest: groups, the TV guide, catch-up, films and series.
Add as many as you like and switch between them with one press. Each one remembers its last channel.
Looking for an IPTV player for Firestick or Google TV and Android TV, or an app to replace a MAG box?
Showvee is a player only. It contains no channels or other content. Use it only with content you have the right to watch.
Portal addresses and passwords are slow to enter with arrow keys. On the TV, choose Add playlist › Use your phone and scan the code. Fill in the form on your phone, and the TV connects by itself.
Your details are encrypted on the phone with a key that’s part of the QR code. showvee.com passes on text it can’t read, and deletes it as soon as your TV has it.
Real screens from Showvee 1.9 on a Google TV and a phone, playing the showvee.com demo playlist.
Live TV
Press OK and the channel list opens over the picture, with what’s on now and next. Your groups are one press to the left, with Favourites always first. Type a number to jump to a channel, or go straight back to the last one.
TV guide and catch-up
Switch on the TV guide for a full grid from your provider, or from any XMLTV link. Where your provider records programmes, catch-up plays them, and Start over takes the programme on now back to its beginning.
Films and series
When your provider’s page has no plot or cast, Showvee looks the title up at Wikipedia and Wikidata (films) or TVmaze (series, with Wikipedia when TVmaze doesn’t know the show), straight from your TV, and credits them on the page. Pick up where you stopped; for series, Play chooses the right next episode.
Search
Results from the playlist you’re watching come first, then the same search in your other playlists: channels, films and series. Choose one and Showvee switches playlist and plays it.
Filters narrow it down: only films or only series, a minimum rating, a decade or the last two years, one of your provider’s categories, and an order (best match, newest, highest rated or A to Z). Ratings come from IMDb for films and TVmaze for series when they know the title. With an M3U or Xtream playlist, a filter on its own lists every matching title, no typing needed.
Captions and subtitles
Closed captions and subtitle tracks from your provider, on live TV, films and series. No subtitles in a film? Find subtitles online fetches them from OpenSubtitles.com.
Multi-view Premium
Keep the match on while the news runs beside it, from the same playlist or from different ones. Select a tile to hear its sound.
Themes
Midnight and OLED Black come free. Slate, Ocean, Amber and Violet come with Premium. On Google TV, Android TV and phones you can also give Showvee one of ten app icons.
On your phone
Hold the phone upright for the player above your channel list, or turn it for full screen. Drag for brightness and volume, pinch to zoom, and keep watching in picture-in-picture while you use another app.
Demo content only: open films by the Blender Foundation and Blender Studio (CC BY), and public test streams (credits). Showvee itself provides no content.
No computer and no cables, just your remote. Each guide has a one-minute video and a picture for every step.
iPhone, iPad and Apple TV aren’t supported, and neither are Roku, Samsung and LG TVs: Showvee is an Android app. Reading this on an iPhone? That’s fine — just follow the steps on your TV. Which devices work?
Showvee is a player only. It plays what you add from a service you already have, and sells no channels, playlists or subscriptions.
Portal addresses, MAC addresses, usernames and passwords never reach showvee.com. You don’t need an account to use Showvee.
Copies from showvee.com check for new versions and install them with one press. Version 1.9.20 came out on 1 November 2026.
Showvee needs Android 7 or Fire OS 6, so it runs on a Fire TV Stick 4K from 2018 as well as on the newest Google TV.
