Android IPTV player

Your playlist,
your player.

Bring a source you already have. Zaptik parses it, organises it into channels, films and series, and plays it — quickly.

M3U
M3U8
Local file
Xtream account

The channel list in Zaptik, showing twelve channels with their logos

Three ways in, and nothing to sign up for.

Paste a playlist address, pick an M3U file off your device, or enter the server, username and password your provider gave you. There is no Zaptik account, because there is nothing for one to hold.

Playlist link — an M3U or M3U8 address.
Playlist file — an M3U file already on your phone.
Xtream account — server, username, password.

Add more than one. Each keeps its own channels, its own groups and its own favourites, and you switch between them from the drawer.

Zaptik's empty state offering a playlist link, a playlist file and an Xtream account

A player built for live TV, not a video file.

Channel switching from inside the player, subtitle and audio tracks, quality selection, and a guide showing what is on now and next when your source carries one.

Background playback, with controls in the notification.
Picture-in-picture — leave the app and the channel goes with you.
Reconnects on its own when a stream drops.

A live channel playing in Zaptik with the channel list underneath

Films and series, laid out properly.

An Xtream account usually carries more than channels. Zaptik reads the films and series too, and gives them posters, categories and search.

Resumes a film where you stopped it.
Remembers the episode you were on, and offers the next one.
Favourites across every kind, from one screen.

The films grid in Zaptik, showing posters in a three-column layout

Keeps playing while you do something else.

Press picture-in-picture and the channel shrinks into a floating window that stays over whatever you open next. Leave it running while you reply to a message, then tap it to come back.

Zaptik playing in a picture-in-picture window over the Android home screen

Zaptik provides no content.

It does not host, supply, index, recommend, or link to any channel, playlist, film, or series. Nothing is preloaded and nothing is suggested. There is no directory to browse and no provider to pick from.

Everything you see in the app is there because you put it there, or because the provider you already pay sent it. Use only sources you have the right to access where you live.