Hello everyone, After several months, I've finally finished my own little streaming app. Its like netflix and all the other streaming platform in one place.

I'm an old-school Stremio user, but I thought I'd like to create something similar in my free time. My goal wasn't to replace Stremio, but simply to offer an alternative. I want to add as many simple, on-demand customization options to the app as possible. One such feature right now is the category editor, but many other things are also planned.

The app is completely free, with no ads or paywalls. I also managed to get it on the Play Store, so it's available on phones, tablets, and TVs.

Here are a few features the app already has:

Built-in Real-Debrid

Subtitle addon

Trakt support

Category editor

Synchronization of favorites and watched movies/series with a Google login

Separate mobile and TV versions

Community addons (stremio addons is supported-ish)

It's also compatible with most Stremio addons, like scrapers and catalog addons. By the way, because of the built-in Real-Debrid, you don't have to enter your details separately in the addons, even if it's a Stremio addon.

This might not be the best, most detailed app description, but I'm very excited to see how you'll receive it and what your experiences will be with my app.

I hope you'll like it and it will handle well if some of you start using it. :D I'm open for feedbacks! There is still bugs in the app,, but I'm working on it.

Playstore link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hu.kinetik.streamapp

Discord: https://discord.gg/amevtueFsJ

Website: https://flixnest.app/

I have Sling but I really do not watch it that much and am considering cancelling. The other day I was helping my parents get their new TV set up and went on the Roku App and they had a lot more stuff on it than the last time I opened it.

Out of Roku, Samsung TV, Pluto, Tubi etc. which one would you say is the best? I noticed a lot have overlap on channels but did not delve too far into their on demand movies and stuff like that.

Any suggestions?

I'm looking for an app to stream movies and TV shows for free and even download them at any dub. And no I don't like stremio

I had already try plex,tubi,cinemapk,and many more but they are have some problem.Net mirror is down since 5 days so I had lost my hope in that too.Please guys tell me a app in tv for all series and movies with dub available.DUB should be there plz guys

I've started using an Android TV device and I'm looking for a stable and easy-to-use streaming app that offers a variety of content: movies, series, sports, and maybe even some cartoons or documentaries. I've heard about Onstream, TiviMate, and Flixify, but I'm not sure which ones are really worth it.

Google tv, just watch etc only let me add (mostly) paid services

I want an app where I can add services like Tubi, Plex, YouTube & build a watchlist. Most of the movies I want to watch are on the free services (I have odd non-popular tastes)

These services don't appear in most of the apps/websites where I can create an account.

Is there an app or website will let me do this?

I mean it seems all the free apps such as Pluto and Roku have the same channels. Are all the free TV apps the same?

A friend introduced me to Tubi. It’s an ad-supported streaming service that doesn’t charge me a subscription fee. Wondering if there are other gems out there that I’m missing.

I bought the 2025 hd fire stick tv. Need apps to watch new releases as well as old ones. Tried downloading onstream but it doesn’t work. Tried multiple links as well.

Over the past four years, I've tried and compared a bunch of different streaming services on the YouTube channel I run and after going through hundreds of possibilities, I've come up with the best of the best.

You can watch my video on free streaming services here: https://youtu.be/m8iD0nV5Xqo

Category1: The Swiss Army Knife***:*** They do a little bit of everything

YouTube: Yes, I'm putting it in the same category as everything else because YouTube is now a source for long-form content AND people watch it on a TV more than any other streaming service. They've got live news channels, sports highlights, official uploads of movies and shows (with ads), and for myself and many others it's become our go-to for "sit back and relax" TV.

Plex: There's live channels, there's on-demand movies and TV (including a good selection from AMC Networks), a store for rentals, a JustWatch-style search area for any movie and TV show, AND the ability to convert your own media files into your very own little streaming service? I mean, c'mon. This app rules.

Sling Freestream: Yes, Sling TV has paid plans but it has an underrated free tier, too. Tons of free channels and on-demand content, the ability to aggregate some of your paid apps, and Sling Rewards just for watching TV. But the coolest part of all has to be the ability to connect their AirTV device to an antenna and use the Sling app to watch your local broadcasters over the internet, on any device (even if it's a bit wonky at times).

Category 2: The Big Guys: They are to broadcast TV what Netflix and Hulu are to cable

Tubi: This streaming service has become one of my go-to apps for finding niche movies and TV shows. While it's known for campy B-movies and horror flicks, it has a rotating selection of top-tier Hollywood films and shows, notably ones from Warner Bros like those from the DC Universe.

The Roku Channel: It's pre-installed on Roku devices and offers one of the best selections of movies and shows you can watch for free, including some originals. While their emphasis on "Premium Subscriptions" makes it feel like you're being upsold, I do come to this app often for their live channels.

Pluto TV: This Paramount-owned free streaming service focuses on live channels and is a low-key free alternative to a Paramount+ subscription. You'll find plenty of shows from CBS, live channels with Paramount Plus originals, and a movie selection with a surprising amount of overlap with Paramount+'s paid plans.

Honorable mention: Freevee, this app from Amazon was a go-to for many, even if it's gradually withering away as it absorbs into the Prime Video app.

Category #3: Library Card Required: Watch ad-free movies with a free library account

Kanopy: Fantastic selection of indie films from studios like A24, classic films, indies, and even some big budget flicks like Terminator 2. Great for film aficionados.

Hoopla: Similar concept for Kanopy but also features audio books, comics, and even some streaming subscriptions like Hallmark+ and CuriosityStream with what they call BingePasses.

Category #4: Local Programming: Might not have full-feed of broadcast TV but still can get local news

LocalNow: Gives you a wide selection of local news broadcasts from a variety of cities, in addition to various entertainment networks and on-demand movies and shows.

Haystack News: Aggregated selection of live and on-demand news, both local and national.

PBS: Gives you free 24/7 access to your local PBS and PBS Kids stations.

What do you think of this list? Any of your favorites I missed?

What are some free no ads streaming site or movie app to watch like Deadpool 3

I just got the S25U and I was wondering what's the best way or apps I can use to stream new movies/animes? Im willing to pay a subscription if it makes it easier. I also have a Yoga slim aura laptop i would like to watch there too. Its overwhelming to see so much streaming apps here I dont want to download one and something unfortunate happens lol

i've been trying to find a streming app so i can watch twd, but I can't seem to find any

I just started watching "The Ref" on Freebie TV which I am unfamiliar with.

The first several minutes of the movie included a small picture-in-picture in the top left corner. I think it was advertising but I ignored it so who know.

At the four minute mark, the streaming froze.

Anyone more knowledgable about the p-i-p content? Is it advertising?

And of course, last time I watched movie on Pluto (or was it Tubi?) it included intrusive commercial breaks every 10 minutes, often in the middle of a scene.

Which free streaming providers do a better job?

ETA: From the responses, it seems that Pluto was the channel I watched. And people feel that Tubi is a less intrusive, more enjoyable provider. Thanks for the info, everyone!

any must have apps for a tvbox?
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So after netflix banned the usage of a single account on multiple devices, i am looking for free alternatives to watch on desktop, that have a variety of shows and movies and also has anime, dubbed and subbed. Any recommendations pls

I am looking for a android TV or smart TV application which is make my TV experience better like a free streaming application