P600 · Features

IPTV features without the clutter

seefax loads your own M3U playlist or Xtream credentials and turns them into a fast, remote-friendly TV experience on Android TV and Google TV. Here's what it does.

seefax is a media player. It does not provide channels, playlists or IPTV subscriptions.

Built for the sofa, not a spreadsheet

Fast Android TV interface

Designed for a remote and a ten-foot screen — clear focus, readable rows, no fighting the menus.

M3U and Xtream support

Paste an M3U playlist URL or enter your Xtream server, username and password. seefax works out the format.

QR pairing from your phone

Scan a code and type your details on your phone instead of pecking them out with the remote.

Live TV with now & next EPG

A proper programme guide with what's on now and coming up, plus progress on the current show.

On Demand films & series

Poster artwork, detail pages and resume support where your provider offers on-demand content.

Search, favourites & Continue Watching

Find things across live and on-demand, pin what you watch, and pick up where you left off.

Smart folders

Most Watched and Top Categories build themselves from how you actually watch — no setup.

Tuned In keyword folders

Save keywords for a show, team or topic and seefax surfaces matches from your guide and on-demand.

The difference is the experience

Most IPTV players can load a playlist. seefax focuses on making it pleasant to use on a TV: quicker setup, cleaner browsing, useful discovery and fewer menus that feel like they were designed during a power cut.

If you're weighing up a TiviMate alternative or any other Android TV player, the real test isn't the feature grid — it's whether the app still feels good after the novelty wears off.

Ready to watch?

Free on Android TV and Google TV. Bring your own legal playlist or provider login.

Download seefax Read the IPTV setup guide