Android
Native app for phone and tablet. Dual playback engine with on-demand transcoding as a safety net, "continue watching" with locally saved progress, PIN parental controls, and a fully multi-language interface.
Client apps
The same service, on every screen at home
KiraTV is KiraStream's client app: phone, TV and browser, with an interface built for remote-control navigation from the very first pixel. And from your phone, send any content to any Smart TV with a tap - nothing to install on it.
Android TV
Interface redesigned for remote-control navigation, with focus-based movement and no need for a mouse. Same catalog, same profile, same "continue watching" as on mobile.
Samsung Tizen
Native app for Samsung Smart TVs, with explicit backward compatibility for older models that no longer receive updates on other platforms.
LG webOS
Native app for LG Smart TVs, same philosophy as Samsung: compatible with older TV sets and 100% remote-control-first navigation.
Web / PWA
A web player for your customers: nothing to install, works on any computer, and can be added to the home screen like any other app.
Official app only
Send any content to the TV, without installing anything on it
Almost every modern Smart TV (Samsung, LG, Sony, Philips, Hisense, TCL...) ships with a built-in DLNA/UPnP receiver. KiraTV puts it to use: tap the send-to-TV icon, pick the television from the list, and that's it - live TV, movies and series start playing right there, no Chromecast, no Google account, and nothing to touch on the TV itself.
- Works with any Smart TV with built-in DLNA/UPnP
- Nothing to install on the television
- The phone becomes a remote: play, pause, rewind, fast-forward and a live progress bar
- While it's playing, keep browsing the catalog as normal to line up what's next
Compatibility
Compatible with Xtream Codes - even better with the official app
KiraStream speaks the Xtream Codes protocol, so it works with any traditional IPTV player your customer already has installed. But with the official KiraTV app and its own API, you unlock features a generic player simply can't offer.
With any Xtream Codes app
All your channels and VOD
Works with the player your customer already has
Nothing new to install
With the official KiraTV app
Push notifications to your customers
Customer support built into the app
Exclusive premium features
QR remote control, "watching now", cross-device continue watching and more - standard on the official apps, impossible on a generic player.
On mobile
Your whole catalog, in your pocket
- Dual playback engine with on-demand transcoding as a safety net
- "Continue watching" with saved progress
- PIN parental controls
- Fully multi-language interface
- Send any content to the Smart TV with a tap (see above)
On the TV
Built for the remote, not the mouse
- Focus-based navigation across the entire interface
- Explicit compatibility with older LG and Samsung TVs
- Mobile remote control with QR code pairing
- Same profile and "continue watching" as on every other device
Home: catalog, live TV and new additions at a glance
Live TV: categories and channels with thumbnails
Category filtering, fully navigable with the remote
Ecosystem
The Android app controls the rest of the screens
These aren't separate apps that just happen to share a name - it's one ecosystem. From the phone, your customers pair by QR code and use Android as a real remote control for the TV, with the same catalog and the same "continue watching" everywhere.
One remote, every screen
Your customer opens KiraTV on the TV, scans the QR code with their phone, and from that moment the phone becomes a remote: it browses the catalog, types with the phone's keyboard instead of the physical remote's arrows, and controls playback remotely.
One login, one catalog, one "continue watching" - no matter which screen they started watching on.
Note: this is different from "Send to TV" (above) - QR remote control operates the KiraTV app itself installed on the television; Send to TV sends the content to any Smart TV with DLNA, even if it doesn't have the app installed.