Join the beta
Open the invite on the device you want Gflix on. If you have not used TestFlight before, the App Store will offer it first.
Gflix is in beta on TestFlight, on iPhone and iPad. The beta is free, and every build can send feedback straight from the app.
Open the invite on the device you want Gflix on. If you have not used TestFlight before, the App Store will offer it first.
Add an M3U playlist or an Xtream login under Settings › IPTV Sources, or sign in to your Jellyfin, Emby or Plex server under Media Servers. Both, if you have both.
Gflix builds the shelves, finds the artwork and picks up where you left off.
Gflix provides no channels, films or series. It plays the sources you add yourself, and you are responsible for having the right to use them.
No. Gflix is a player with no content of its own. You bring your own playlist or connect your own media server, and Gflix plays what you already have access to.
iPhone and iPad today, from one purchase, and iCloud Sync carries your sources and progress between them. Apple TV and Mac are on the way, and the same purchase will cover them.
Join the TestFlight beta from the download page. It is free, and every build has a way to send feedback straight from the app.
Nothing during the beta. At launch it is €2.99 a month or €19.99 a year, each starting with a free week.
If the channel has other quality versions, try another from its quality menu first. If none play, the stream is most likely down at the provider. Send a report from Settings › Help & Feedback with diagnostics attached, and we will look.
Your sources, credentials and watch history stay on your devices and, if you turn on sync, in your own iCloud account. There is no account to sign up for, and nothing you watch passes through a server of ours. The privacy policy has the details.