Yagi Coming soon

IPTV player for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV

Your playlist. Played properly.

Yagi is a player for the IPTV service you already have. It ships no channels and sells none. Add your playlist link or Xtream login, and Yagi turns it into Movies, Series and Live TV that open quickly and keep playing.

Coming soon to theApp Store See what it does

Yagi ships no channels

Playlist link · Xtream login · Guide

You bring the playlist. Yagi plays it.

There is nothing to subscribe to here except the player itself. Yagi says so on its very first screen: it plays the playlist you already pay a provider for, and it never adds content of its own.

M3Uplaylist link, M3U or M3U8
Xtreamserver login from your provider
XMLTVguide link, if your provider has one
Store panel headed Bring Your Own Playlist: two cards, M3U playlist link and Xtream server login, above Yagi's first screen, which reads Your playlist, played properly. Yagi ships no channels. You bring your own playlist. Below it: play the playlist you already pay for; keep your favourites, never lost to an update or a re-import; see the guide, and how much of it actually matched.

One app for the whole Apple set

iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple TV

Made for every screen you own.

Yagi runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV, with a layout drawn for each screen rather than a phone app stretched to fit. Home opens on a title from your own list, with Play right under it.

  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Mac
  • Apple TV
  • Movies, Series and Live TV each get their own tab
  • Yagi Pro follows your Apple Account to each of your devices
  • Interface in twelve languages
Store panel headed Your IPTV. Done Right: a tilted wall of invented posters, white outlines of a Mac, an iPad, an Apple TV with its remote and an iPhone Duo, and the left half of an iPhone showing Yagi's Home screen.Store panel headed Movies. Series. Live TV: the right half of the same iPhone, showing the Home screen's featured series The Halves of Mara, marked New, Series, Drama, 2026, rated 8.3, with a Play S1 E1 button.

Films and series, ready to play

Movies · Series · Categories

Posters, details and a Play button.

A film opens on a card with its genre, year, running time and rating, and three buttons: Play, Favourite and Watched. A series opens on the episode you are up to, and the category list keeps your provider's own order.

  • Mark a film watched, or keep it as a favourite
  • Series start from the right season and episode
  • Categories in your provider's order, with counts
Store panel headed Your Movies. Ready to Play: a film card for The Rust Crown, Movie, Fantasy, 2026, 1 hr 52 min, rated 8.2, with an orange Play button and Favourite and Watched buttons, over the Movies screen.Store panel headed Every Season. Every Episode: the Series screen with two pop-out rows, The Queen of Ashgrove with Play S1 E1 and Slipstream Nine, 2026, Drama and Thriller, above a list of categories in the provider's order: Drama, Documentary, Thriller, Science Fiction, Comedy, Animation.

Pick up where you left off

Continue · Favourites · Live TV

Your place, your favourites, your channels.

Home keeps a Continue row with the time left on each title, shows what is on air right now on your favourite channels, and keeps favourite channels, films and series together. Live TV keeps your provider's channel groups and numbers, with search inside a group and an A to Z index down the side.

  • Continue watching, with the time left
  • Favourites that survive an update or a re-import
  • Sync across your devices PRO
Store panel headed Pick Up Where You Left Off, with three ticks: continue watching, favourite channels, films, series, and sync across devices marked Pro. Below, the Home screen with The Cloudwright, 5 min left, and The Queen of Ashgrove, S1 E1, 1 min left, a Now on air list with Corvane News and Halden 24, and a Favourites row.Store panel headed Live TV. Neatly Organized: invented channel logos in round bubbles above the Live TV screen, with a Search in News field, News, Movies, Documentary and Kids groups, eight numbered news channels and an A to Z index on the right.

A player built to keep playing

Player · AirPlay · Picture in Picture

Turn the phone sideways. Keep watching.

The player puts brightness, skip back ten seconds and the timeline under your thumbs, with settings, sound and a screen lock along the top. When the connection drops, it reconnects by itself.

  • AirPlay to your TV PRO
  • Picture in Picture PRO
  • Multiple audio tracks and subtitles
  • Background audio and auto reconnect
Store panel headed A Powerful Player: the left half of a landscape iPhone playing The Cloudwright, with a back button, a brightness slider, a skip back ten seconds button and the timeline, over orange clouds. Ticks: AirPlay to your TV, Pro; Picture in Picture, Pro; multiple audio tracks.Store panel headed Built to Keep Playing: the right half of the same landscape iPhone, a hot-air balloon in the clouds, with settings, sound and lock buttons along the top. Ticks: background audio, auto reconnect, subtitles.

An honest player.

Yagi does one job: it plays what you already have, on every Apple screen, without getting in the way.

  • No channels included

    Yagi provides, sells and hosts no channels, films or series. It plays the playlist you bring.

  • Your login stays yours

    It goes to your provider and nowhere else. On your devices it lives in the Keychain, synced by iCloud Keychain if you use it.

  • The guide, matched openly

    Add a guide link and Yagi tells you how many of your channels it could match, instead of leaving gaps to guess at.

  • Favourites that stay

    Favourite channels, films and series are kept through app updates and through re-importing your playlist.

  • Every Apple screen

    iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV, each with its own layout, from one app.

  • No account to create

    There is no Yagi sign-up. Open the app, add your playlist, press Play.

Questions, answered.

Does Yagi come with channels?

No. Yagi ships no channels, films or series, and does not sell any. It is a player: it plays the playlist you already have from a provider you already use. If you do not have one, Yagi has nothing to play.

What do I need to start?

A playlist link (M3U or M3U8) or an Xtream server login from your provider. If your provider gives you a guide link (XMLTV), you can add that too, and Yagi shows how many of your channels it matched.

Where does my login go?

To your provider's server, and nowhere else. On your device it is kept in the system Keychain, and if iCloud Keychain is turned on, Apple syncs it to your other devices. We never receive it. The privacy policy has the details.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone and iPad with iOS 18 or later, Mac with macOS 15 or later, and Apple TV with tvOS 18 or later.

What costs money?

Some features are marked Pro in the app, such as sync across your devices, AirPlay to your TV and Picture in Picture. Yagi Pro follows your Apple Account, so you do not buy it again for each device. Current pricing is displayed in the App and on the App Store. Prices may vary by region.

Is this legal to use?

Yagi is a video player, like any other. Use it only with playlists and streams you have the right to watch. We do not provide, check or control what a provider sends.

When can I get it?

Yagi is not on the App Store yet. This page will link to it the day it is.

Your playlist, played properly.

Coming soon to iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV.

Coming soon to theApp Store