StreamAll
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StreamAll for sports fans

Every match.
Four screens at once.

Multiview puts up to four live streams side by side on iPad. Catch Up rewinds what you missed when your provider keeps an archive, and guide reminders tell you when it starts.

Download on the App Store

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

What you get

  • Multiview

    Up to four streams at once on iPad, with Mac coming soon. Included with Pro.

  • Catch Up

    Missed the start? Go back in the guide and watch from the beginning when your provider keeps an archive.

  • Reminders

    Set a reminder from the guide and get a nudge before kick-off, tip-off or the start.

  • Instant switching

    Fast channel changes, Now & Next at a glance, and favourites at the top.

  • On the big screen

    AirPlay and Chromecast to the TV now. Apple TV app in review.

  • Watch with your mates

    SharePlay over FaceTime keeps everyone on the same moment, wherever they are.

Up and running in three steps

  1. Download StreamAll on iPad or iPhone.
  2. Add your provider’s playlist or Xtream login, plus their guide address.
  3. Favourite your channels, set reminders, and open Multiview on match day.

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 StreamAll include sports channels?

No. StreamAll is a player only and ships no channels. It plays the playlist from your provider; add only content you have the right to watch.

Which devices support Multiview?

iPad today, and Mac when that app is released. Multiview is part of Pro.

Does Catch Up always work?

Only for channels where your provider keeps an archive and includes it in your playlist.

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