StreamAll
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StreamAll for Jellyfin & home-server users

Your server.
Beautifully native.

Connect your Jellyfin server alongside your M3U playlists and XMLTV guide, in a fast, native app that collects no data.

Download on the App Store

Available now on iPhone & iPad · Apple TV & Mac in review · More platforms in progress

What you get

  • Jellyfin built in

    Sign in to your Jellyfin server and browse your library alongside your playlists.

  • Bring your tuner

    Add the M3U or HLS output from your home setup, plus an XMLTV guide matched by tvg-id or name.

  • Apple’s media engine

    Native playback of HLS, MP4 and MKV, with Picture in Picture and background audio.

  • Everywhere you are

    With Pro, iCloud sync keeps your library on every Apple device. AirPlay and Chromecast built in.

  • Zero telemetry

    No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. Your data stays on your devices and in your iCloud.

  • Apple TV soon

    The Apple TV app, with Top Shelf, is in review. Mac too.

Up and running in three steps

  1. Download StreamAll on iPhone or iPad.
  2. Add your Jellyfin server and any M3U or HLS links.
  3. Point it at your XMLTV guide and enjoy it on every screen.

Fair, simple pricing

  • Free version

    Plays one of your own playlists, with live TV, guide, movies & series, Picture in Picture, AirPlay and parental controls. No ads.

  • StreamAll Pro, pay once

    Unlimited playlists, iCloud sync, Multiview and guide translation, shared with your family. Launch price £6.99 until 30 November 2026, then £9.99. No subscription, ever.

Download on the App Store

Questions

Does it work with Plex?

StreamAll doesn’t sign in to Plex. If your setup publishes live TV as an M3U or HLS link, you can add that like any other playlist.

Which stream types play?

HLS (.m3u8) and standard files like MP4 and MKV. RTMP, RTSP and UDP aren’t supported, so use an HLS output.

Does it phone home?

No. StreamAll collects no data and has no analytics.

StreamAll is a media player only. It does not include, sell or recommend any channels, playlists or streams; the only content it offers is a few openly licensed sample films. Add only content you have the right to watch.

Made for more than one kind of viewer