An IPTV player for Linux desktops, in development

ZiroTV is building its IPTV player for Linux desktops alongside the Windows app: live TV, the full guide, and films and series from your own Xtream Codes login or M3U link, on the same account as your TV. It is in development and not available yet.

Why a paid player on Linux?

Because one account carries your playlists from the TV to the desk.

Sign in on your computer, and the playlists in your account are waiting, with the full guide and your provider’s films and series laid out with their posters. Nothing to type twice, nothing to set up again.

You pay for the player, never for content. ZiroTV includes no channels; it plays the Xtream Codes login or M3U link from the provider you already pay. We reply to support email within two working days.

See what the TV app has shipped

What ZiroTV for Linux will do.

The same player as on your TV, on your desktop.

ZiroTV’s live TV on a computer: the categories News, Sport, Movies, Kids, Documentary and Music, the Kids channels with what is on and its progress, and Pip & Pebble on Kestrel Kids playing in the preview, a large white rabbit beside oversized daisies, with the next three hours of programmes below. — The ZiroTV desktop app as it runs today, still in development.

A series page in ZiroTV on a computer: Meadow Tales, its poster of a large grumpy rabbit over a sunlit forest, the year, two seasons, rating and genres, a Play S1 E1 button, and the episodes of Season 1 with their stills. — The ZiroTV desktop app as it runs today, still in development.

Live TV and the full guide: Your channels with the guide from your provider’s EPG.
Films and series: Posters and synopses, continue watching, and the next episode on its own.
Your own playlist: An Xtream Codes login or an M3U link from the provider you already pay. We sell no channels.
One account: The account and playlists you use on your TV and phone, with keyboard and mouse at the desk.

See every feature

Until then, watch on your TV.

On a Fire TV, Google TV or Android TV, ZiroTV runs now.

Every screen gets 7 days free, with no card. Create your account at app.zirotv.com, and your playlists are waiting the day the Linux app arrives.

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Linux questions.

Is there a ZiroTV app for Linux yet?

Not yet. ZiroTV for Linux desktops is in development, and there is no release date. Leave your email address below, and we email you once, the day it launches.

Which distributions will it run on?

We publish the distributions and package formats at launch, once the app has been tested on them.

Is it free and open source?

No. ZiroTV is a paid player with 7 days free on every screen. Plans and prices.

Will my ZiroTV account work on a Linux computer?

Yes. Sign in with the account you use on your other screens, and your playlists are there. Every plan covers two screens, and every screen you sign in on will count as one of them.

Will the Linux app come with channels?

No. ZiroTV is a player: it plays the Xtream Codes login or M3U link you get from your own provider, and we sell no channels.

What happens to the address I leave for ZiroTV for Linux?

First you get an email with a link to confirm the address; only then is it on the list. After that we write once, the day ZiroTV for Linux launches. Nothing else. An address nobody confirms is deleted after 30 days, and a confirmed one once that launch email has gone out, or earlier if you use the unsubscribe link in any email we send. Privacy policy.