Streamblix is a free, ad-free IPTV player for Android, built for people who bring their own M3U playlists or Xtream Codes subscriptions. It has a dark, cinematic UI, instant channel switching, and a proper EPG guide. Two things I haven't seen elsewhere: Smart Paste, which detects a playlist link the moment you copy it, and Playlist Doctor, which scans your list and flags dead channels before you click into them. No channels included — you bring your own legal subscription.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Solo dev here — built Streamblix because every IPTV player I tried was stuck in a 2012-style UI, or nice-looking but paywalled/ad-stuffed. Streamblix is free, no ads, no watermark — just a fast, dark interface with instant channel switching and an EPG that's genuinely pleasant to browse. Two things I built that I haven't seen in other players: Smart Paste (detects an M3U link the moment you copy it, no manual typing) and Playlist Doctor (scans your whole playlist and flags dead channels before you waste time on broken streams). One important note: Streamblix doesn't include any channels — you bring your own M3U playlist or Xtream Codes login from your own legal subscription. Would love your feedback — what's the one thing that annoys you most about the player you use today?

Hey! I'm the solo dev behind Streamblix launching here on Product Hunt July 23. It's a free, ad-free IPTV player for Android (M3U + Xtream Codes), built around a clean, dark UI and things like automatic dead-channel detection and EPG matching that actually works.

Before launch, I'd genuinely like to know: what's the one thing that annoys you most about the IPTV player you use today? Slow EPG matching, cluttered menus, ads, something else? This shapes what I build next.

Streamblix

Free IPTV player for Android — no ads, no paywall

Free IPTV player for Android — no ads, no paywall

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Building an ad-free IPTV player — what's missing from the one you use now?

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Building an ad-free IPTV player — what's missing from the one you use now?