Elastic Player plays what you already subscribe to. It carries no channels, no films, and no playlists of its own — you bring the source, the app makes it watchable.
Most IPTV apps ask you to accept whatever interface your provider happened to ship. Elastic Player separates the two: your provider supplies the streams, and the app supplies a fast, modern way to watch them on every screen you own.
Add an M3U playlist or Xtream Codes login once, and your channels, films and series are organised into categories, searchable, and ready to resume where you left off.
The things that matter in daily use, rather than a list of specifications.
We do not host, bundle, curate, or resell streams, and we cannot supply playlists or credentials. Every source in the app is one you added yourself, from a provider you chose and are entitled to use.
This is a deliberate limit rather than a temporary one. It keeps the app on the right side of the line, and it means your provider relationship stays entirely yours.
There is no account to create and no cloud to sync to. Playlists, favourites, watch history and settings are written to local storage on the device that made them, and deleting the connection or the app erases them for good.
iOS and Android today, with TV builds in development. Each installation manages its own playlists and settings independently.
Download the app, add the playlist you already have, and press play.