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BOSS IPTV

A player worthy of your playlist.

BOSS IPTV plays what you already have. Connect your own Xtream Codes account or M3U playlist and you get live TV with a programme guide, movies and series with real artwork, and a remote control interface that was designed for a remote control.

One payment per device. Valid for life. No subscription, no channels included.

  • Xtream Codes API
  • M3U / M3U8
  • EPG
  • TMDB artwork
  • 4K ready
  • No ads
A wall of your own catalogue

What BOSS IPTV is — and what it is not

It is a player

Software that plays streams you already have the right to watch, the way VLC plays a file you already own.

It is not a TV service

We sell no channels, movies, series or subscriptions, and we host, index or resell no content of any kind.

You bring the source

A hostname, a username and a password from your own provider — or an M3U playlist link. Nothing is preloaded.

On screen

This is the whole thing, photographed

No mock-ups. Every picture below is a screenshot of the application running on a television.

A wall of your own catalogue

Home

A wall of your own catalogue

Rows for what you were part-way through, what arrived this week, your series and your channels. The title in the hero carries its own artwork, its rating, its runtime and its cast — pulled from TMDB in your language, not typed by your provider.

Seasons on the left, episodes on the right

Title screen

Seasons on the left, episodes on the right

A series opens on the season you were in, with a still, a number, a name and a synopsis for every episode. Where the panel has no thumbnail, the app takes a frame out of the video itself and throws away the black ones.

Channels, categories, and a picture that keeps playing

Live TV

Channels, categories, and a picture that keeps playing

Your groups become categories, favourites sit at the top, and the channel you are on keeps running in the corner while you look through the rest. Any category can be locked behind a PIN.

A keyboard built for a remote

Search

A keyboard built for a remote

The system keyboard is made for thumbs and lands badly on a television, so the app brings its own: a weighted grid that scales to any screen, with the keys a URL needs one press away. Results for movies, series and channels appear together while you type.

The television shows a code. Your phone does the rest.

Activation

The television shows a code. Your phone does the rest.

A device ID and a QR code that already carries it. Scan, pay three euros, and the set unlocks itself within seconds — there is nothing to type back in.

Everything in the box

Built for a remote in a dark room

Every screen was drawn for a ten-foot view and a five-button remote. Nothing here needs a mouse.

Xtream Codes API

Host, username, password. Live, movies and series arrive in one go, sorted into their own categories.

M3U and M3U8 playlists

Paste a link or load a file. Group tags become categories and channel logos are picked up automatically.

Programme guide

Now and next on every channel, pulled from your provider and refreshed in the background.

TMDB artwork

Posters, 16:9 backdrops, title logos, plot, rating, year, runtime and cast — in your language.

Two playback engines

A hardware-accelerated player and a software fallback. If a stream refuses one, the other usually takes it.

Subtitles and audio tracks

Pick the subtitle track and the audio language from inside the player, without leaving the stream.

Continue watching

Movies and episodes remember where you stopped, per episode, and drop off the row once you have finished them.

One search box

Type once and get movies, series and channels together, live as you type — with an on-screen keyboard made for a remote.

Favourites and ordering

Mark the channels you actually watch and drag whole groups into the order you want them in.

Parental lock

Lock any category behind a PIN so the rest of the household never lands there by accident.

Several playlists

Keep more than one profile on the same box and switch between them without retyping anything.

Multilingual

The interface speaks English, Croatian and German today, and more languages are on the way.

Four steps

From a fresh box to watching

  1. Install the app

    Android TV, Fire TV, an Android box or a phone. The app is the same everywhere.

  2. Add your playlist

    Xtream Codes: hostname, username, password. Or paste an M3U link. Your provider gives you these, not us.

  3. Activate the device

    The TV shows a device ID and a QR code. Scan it with your phone, pay €3 once, and that is the last time you pay for that device.

  4. Watch

    The TV notices the activation on its own within seconds. No codes to type back in.

Where it runs

Devices and formats

Devices

  • Android TV (Sony, Philips, TCL, Nokia, Chromecast with Google TV…)
  • Amazon Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Cube, Fire TV built-in
  • Android TV boxes (Mecool, Nvidia Shield, Xiaomi Mi Box, generic boxes)
  • Android phones and tablets, Android 5.0 and newer

Sources and formats

  • Xtream Codes API — live, VOD and series in one connection
  • M3U / M3U8 playlists, from a URL or a local file
  • HLS, MPEG-TS, MP4, MKV and the usual streaming containers
  • XMLTV programme data supplied by your provider

Pricing

Three euros. Once. Per device.

No subscription, no renewal, no account to remember. You pay for the software on one device and that device stays unlocked.

The licence belongs to one device. A second TV needs a second licence. If a device dies, write to us and we will move the licence across.

€3one-time, per device
  • Lifetime licence for one device
  • Every future version of the app
  • All features unlocked — nothing is held back
  • Support by e-mail at info@boss-corp.net
  • No channels, movies or series are included
  • No IPTV subscription is included
Activate a device

Activation

The TV shows a code. Your phone does the rest.

Open the app on the device you want to unlock. The activation screen shows a device ID and a QR code. Point a phone camera at it, and the payment page opens with the ID already filled in — nothing to type, nothing to copy.

  • The device ID is generated by the device itself and is unique to it.
  • Scan, pay, done — the TV unlocks itself within a few seconds.
  • Lost the screen? Type the ID by hand on the activation page instead.
Open the activation page
The TV shows a code. Your phone does the rest.

For resellers and providers

Want it as your own app, with your host built in?

We also build the same player as a white-label application: your name, your icon, your colours, and your server address compiled in, so your customers never see a setup screen. They open the app, type a username and a password, and they are watching.

Your brand

Application name, launcher icon, TV banner, splash screen and the whole colour palette.

Your host, built in

The server address is compiled into the build. Your customer never types a hostname.

Your store listing

Delivered as a signed APK for sideloading, or published under your own developer account.

Your rules

Trial periods, activation model, licence server — tell us how you sell and we will match it.

Ask for a custom build

IPTV providers

IPTV providers — talk to us

If you run a panel and you need a player for your customers, we would like to hear from you. We supply the software; the service stays entirely yours. Tell us how many devices you serve and what you need the app to do.

Write to us

Every message lands in info@boss-corp.net and is answered within one business day.

info@boss-corp.net
+387 62 867 735

FAQ

Questions people actually ask

Do I get channels with this?

No. BOSS IPTV is an empty player. You supply your own Xtream Codes account or M3U playlist from whichever provider you already use. We sell no content of any kind and we cannot recommend a provider.

What exactly am I paying €3 for?

For the software licence on one device, for as long as that device lives. There is no subscription and no renewal. Every future version of the app is included.

I have two televisions. Do I pay twice?

Yes — the licence follows the device, so each TV or box needs its own €3 licence. That is also why nobody has to remember an account password.

My box broke and I bought a new one.

Write to info@boss-corp.net from the address you paid with, tell us the old device ID and the new one, and we will move the licence across at no cost.

Where do I find the device ID?

Open the app. The activation screen shows it in large type, formatted as XXXX-XXXX-XXXX, together with a QR code. It is also in Settings once the device is activated.

Does the app need my provider password to reach your server?

No. Your playlist credentials never leave the device. Our server only ever sees the device ID, and the e-mail address you type on the payment page.

How do I pay?

PayPal, which also takes debit and credit cards without a PayPal account. Bank transfer is possible for resellers buying in bulk — write to us.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, within 14 days, provided the licence has not been used to unlock a device that has since been in daily use. Ask at info@boss-corp.net.

Is there a free trial?

The app installs and lets you add a playlist before activation, so you can see that your provider connects. Playback is what activation unlocks.

Do you keep a copy of what I watch?

No. There is no viewing history on our servers. What the device sends is its own ID and, at activation time, nothing more than that.

Content disclaimer

BOSS IPTV is a media player. We do not sell, distribute, host, index, stream or provide any television channels, movies, series, playlists or subscriptions, and no media content of any kind is bundled with the application.

The application ships empty. Any stream it plays is one the user has added themselves, from a source of their own choosing, using credentials supplied to them by a third party with whom we have no relationship.

We do not endorse or support copyright infringement in any form. Users alone are responsible for the lawfulness of the content they add and for holding whatever rights are needed to watch it in their country.

If you believe material reachable through a third-party service infringes your rights, that claim belongs with the service that hosts it. We host nothing and can remove nothing on their behalf — but see our copyright page for how to reach us anyway.

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