Your private playlists deserve a modern player. Live TV, movies and series, for less than the snacks. Your longest journey should be finding the remote.
90 days free, without a card.
$1 / month$3 / yearPer TV. Recurring. Cancel anytime.M3U · Xtream Codes · BitTorrent Bring your own playlist.
Take a couch tour
Scroll to move through movie night. Big-screen browsing, picks that learn your taste, and a little head start on buffering. Your couch can handle the rest.
Actual Android TV captures and illustrative feature visuals. Sample titles are fictional; no content or live playback is included.
Cinematic artwork, generous poster shelves and a clear remote focus. Open a title, read the story, then return to the same place with Back.
Your history, favorites and ratings help rank unwatched titles from your own playlists. Related shelves explain why a title caught your player’s eye.
Enough history allows learned rankings to be evaluated. Suggestions need suitable titles; no specific pick is guaranteed.
Because you watched
Night in the Mountains
Temporary buffering loads media ahead while you watch. That already-loaded portion can bridge a brief connection drop, until it runs out.
Targets are not guaranteed coverage. This is not a saved offline download; long outages or slow streams can still interrupt playback.
The story keeps moving.A brief drop can use what’s already loaded.
Seasons and episodes stay in order when your playlist supplies them. Continue where you stopped, skip an intro you’ve marked, or cancel the next-episode prompt.
The Art ofResume a supported movie or episode, or start again. Seeking, fullscreen and detected tracks stay within reach of your remote.
Your snack break.
Approved.
Some evenings deserve a slower pace.
Saved playlists keep their own favorites and history. Switch sources from your remembered phone dashboard, without wrestling the TV keyboard.
Removing a source or clearing history asks for confirmation. TV density controls adjust browsing to your screen.
On your TV · favorites and history saved
A separate saved source
Magnet or .torrent URL
Your remote should feel familiar. Browse posters, search your own library and get back to the title you were watching.
Visible focus follows your D-pad. Back closes what you opened and returns you to the title you were browsing.
Search titles or browse original provider categories. Save favorites and find unwatched titles without starting your search over.
Continue supported movies and episodes from where you left off, or start from the beginning. Your watch history stays with its playlist.
Browse seasons and episodes when your playlist provides them. Continue a series and move to the next available episode from the player.
Pause, seek and go fullscreen. Choose detected audio or subtitle tracks when the stream and device support them. Temporary buffering loads media ahead while you watch.
90 days free, no card needed. Then $1 a month or $3 for a whole year. Both renew automatically until you cancel. USD, per TV. Your private playlists; no content included.
Yearly subscription
A whole year of “just one more.”
Monthly subscription
Small price. Modern player. Big couch energy.
As your household watches and rates titles, LazyPlayer can surface unwatched movies and series from your playlists.
Watch history, favorites and ratings help rank titles from your own library. Suggestions stay within the titles your playlists make available.
Related shelves show why a title is suggested, so you can follow a good find without starting a new search.
With little viewing history, available popular titles can fill the gap. Suggestions appear only when your playlists contain suitable titles.
Browse channels and provider categories beside a live preview. Switch channels with your remote while keeping the guide close.
Connect your TVAdd an XMLTV guide to see current and upcoming programmes where listings match your channels.
Save favorites, search by name and return to the channel you were browsing.
Remote controls stay close to playback. If a stream fails, retry or return to your library.
Channel names and listings come from your source. These examples are fictional.
Connect once. Switch between saved playlists whenever you like.
Paste your playlist URL. Live channels, movies and series are organized from the information your source provides.
Enter your server address, username and password. Keep long provider details on your phone, away from the TV keyboard.
Paste a magnet link or a .torrent URL to add its video files to Movies. Availability depends on the source and peers.
Scan once to open your remembered dashboard. Add, switch, refresh or remove playlists; hide titles, change their order and update artwork. Each playlist keeps its own favorites and history.
Scan the QR code on your TV. Your browser remembers you, so managing playlists is easy the next time too.
Open LazyPlayer on your TV and scan its QR code with your phone. You can also open the shown link manually.
Paste an M3U URL or magnet/.torrent URL, or enter your Xtream details. The TV shows import progress.
When import finishes, select Start watching on the TV. Browse your library with the remote.
Android TV is our first platform, Samsung Tizen our second. Check availability for your device before buying a license.
An IPTV player for Android TV, with M3U, Xtream and BitTorrent sources, live channels and movie posters. Check availability for your model.
Our IPTV player for Samsung TV is in development and device testing. Availability depends on your model.
An IPTV playlist player opens the live TV and on-demand streams in a playlist you provide. LazyPlayer supports M3U URLs, Xtream Codes and BitTorrent magnet/.torrent URLs, with remote navigation, movie posters, search and favorites. It does not sell or provide content.
No. LazyPlayer does not include channels, movies, series, guide data or a content subscription. Everything you watch comes from a playlist you are authorized to use.
Android TV is the first platform; Samsung Tizen is the second and remains in development and device testing. Availability and playback support depend on the device. Contact support with your TV model before purchasing. Each TV needs its own license.
If your provider gives you an M3U playlist URL or Xtream Codes details, you can add them to LazyPlayer. Your previous player’s license, settings and viewing history do not transfer. Check device availability and try your playlist during the demo before deciding.
The player costs $1 per month or $3 per year in USD, per TV. Payments recur automatically until you cancel in your dashboard or PayPal. Cancelling keeps access through the paid period. Both plans cover the app only; content-provider charges are separate. Existing lifetime licenses stay valid.
The player runs free for 90 days per TV. After the demo, choose a $1 monthly or $3 yearly recurring subscription to keep that TV unlocked. The demo does not start automatic payments; you must approve a subscription. You need your own playlist during the demo too.
Buffering depends on your stream source, connection and TV. LazyPlayer cannot guarantee buffer-free playback or increase the frame rate of the source. Try your streams on your device during the demo.
Email support@lazyplayer.app with your TV model and a description of the issue. Do not send playlist passwords or private stream links.
1 LazyPlayer is a player only. It ships with no channels, movies, series, EPG data, or subscriptions and provides no content. App captures show the Android TV emulator with fictional sample titles and bundled sample artwork. These titles are not included with the app.
