An IPTV player built for Android, not ported to it
Plenty of IPTV apps feel like a desktop interface squeezed onto a phone. UNISON is designed for the Android devices people actually use: a phone in one hand, a tablet on the arm of the sofa, a foldable that changes shape mid-episode. You bring your own compatible IPTV or Xtream service; UNISON is the player you watch it through.
What an Android IPTV player actually has to get right
The hard parts of an IPTV player on Android are not exotic. They are the ordinary things that break first, and they are what we spend our time on.
Lists that stay usable at scale
A typical IPTV service exposes thousands of channels and tens of thousands of on-demand items. UNISON leans on categories, search, favourites and Recently Watched so the size of your provider's catalogue stops being your problem.
Playback that suits the hardware
Android phones and tablets vary wildly in decoding capability. UNISON is designed to prioritise smooth playback across different Android devices rather than blindly pushing for the highest resolution available. Quality still depends on your device, your connection and the stream your provider sends, and we make no promises of flawless 4K or zero buffering.
An interface that survives rotation and folding
Portrait, landscape, folded, unfolded: the layout adapts rather than stretching. On foldables the inner display gets a genuinely wider layout instead of a scaled-up phone screen.
Credentials handled sensibly
You enter your Xtream connection details once. They are stored for your use in the app, and our support team will never ask you to email or post them. See the Privacy Policy for detail on what UNISON stores and why.
Setting UNISON up on an Android phone or tablet
- Install UNISON from Google Play on your Android device.
- Create your UNISON account, or sign in if you already have one.
- Add your own IPTV service using the Xtream-style server address, username and password your provider gave you.
- Let UNISON load your categories, then start the 72-hour trial and check playback on your device.
- If you are happy, unlock lifetime access for £9.99, a one-time purchase rather than a subscription.
UNISON does not provide the service details in step 3. Those come from the IPTV provider you have chosen and pay separately.
Phone, tablet and foldable: one account
UNISON's account model is the point of the product. Set up your service once and sign in on your other supported Android devices rather than repeating the setup on each one. The same account also covers Android TV and TV boxes, so the television is not a separate exercise.
Android IPTV player questions
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Is UNISON an IPTV service or an IPTV player for Android?
A player. UNISON is an Android application that displays the IPTV service you already pay for. It does not sell, host or include channels, movies, series or playlists.
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What Android version do I need?
UNISON targets current Android releases on phones, tablets and foldables. If your device runs a modern version of Android and can install apps from Google Play, it is in scope. Use the 72-hour trial to confirm before purchasing.
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Can I use UNISON on my phone and my tablet?
Yes. One UNISON account covers your supported Android devices, so your setup and favourites follow you between phone, tablet and foldable.
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Does UNISON work offline?
No. IPTV streaming requires an internet connection, and UNISON plays what your provider streams to you in real time.
Related: IPTV player for Android TV · Xtream-compatible player · All supported devices
Put your service on every Android screen you own
Bring the IPTV service you already have. UNISON handles the rest, on your phone, your tablet, your foldable and your TV. £9.99 once, with a 72-hour trial in the app.
IPTV player only. No channels, playlists or subscriptions included.