ZTV

Your IPTV, made for the TV.

ZTV plays your own IPTV source — an Xtream server or an M3U playlist — on Samsung and LG smart TVs, with a programme guide, films and series, made for the remote.

Get started Questions?

ZTV's Movies screen on a TV: a menu of icons on the left and a grid of film posters.

What ZTV does

  • Live TV that keeps up

    Browse a channel list and the picture follows: the channel you rest on starts playing beside the list. Up and down change channel full screen.

  • A programme guide

    What is on now and next, four hours at a glance. ZTV reads your source's guide, and adds national guides for the countries your channels cover.

  • Films and series

    Your source's catalogue, by category, with posters, seasons and episodes — and Continue watching, which picks a film up where you left it.

  • Favorites and search

    Star the channels you watch, put them in your order, and find any channel, programme, film or series from one search.

  • Made for the remote

    Large, clear text for the sofa, one focus you can always see, and Back that always takes you one step back. No mouse needed.

  • Private by design

    Your sources, logins, favourites and history stay on the TV. ZTV never collects what you watch.

No source yet? Start with ZTV Classics.

Without a source of your own, ZTV opens on ZTV Classics: public-domain films and series from the Internet Archive, free to watch. Add your own source whenever you like.

An hour free every day

Every TV gets an hour of free viewing a day. To watch without limits, unlock the TV once — a single purchase, not a subscription, made on your phone by scanning a code on the screen. An unlock can be restored after a reset.

Get started

  1. Install ZTV

    On your Samsung or LG smart TV.

  2. Add your source

    In Account → Sources: an Xtream server's address, username and password, or an M3U playlist's address.

  3. Watch

    Live TV, the guide, films and series appear as soon as your source answers.

ZTV is a player. It does not sell, include or recommend TV channels; you bring your own source, from a provider you have the right to watch.