Playback that gets out of the way
HDR and Dolby Vision where your device supports it, subtitle and audio track pickers that open over the picture, and resume that actually resumes.
Features
Built around what you actually watch
Gflix is a player, not a service. Everything below is in service of one thing: getting from the app opening to the picture playing.
One library
Every source, side by side
Add a playlist, connect a media server, then stop thinking about which is which. Gflix puts them in one library, and a channel's HD, FHD and 4K versions fold into a single row with the quality a tap away.
- Playlists and media servers in one place
- Quality versions of a channel folded into one row
- Sign-in details kept in the device keychain
Living room playlist
Playlist · 1,284 channels
Home server
Media server · 612 films · 84 series
Sports pack
Playlist · 96 channels
Add another source
+Live TV
A guide that keeps up
The programme guide loads in one motion and stays there — hours of schedule you can scroll through without waiting on a spinner, with what is on now always a glance away.
- Full EPG, scrolled in both directions
- Now and next on every channel
- Favourite or hide any channel or category
19:0019:3020:0020:3021:00
Playback
Controls when you want them
One tap brings up everything the player can do, and a moment later it is gone again: what is playing, how the stream is arriving, and where to go next.
- Resolution and frame rate shown as it plays
- Subtitles, audio and Picture in Picture a tap away
- The next channel without leaving the player
Artwork
Posters worth the shelf
Anything Gflix can name gets its own poster and backdrop — not whatever image a server happened to store. A film looks like a film, a series looks like a series, and a shelf looks like something you want to browse.
- Poster and backdrop for anything with an identity
- A server's own image only as the fallback
- Placeholders that take the ground they land on
Trackers
Your history, beyond Gflix
Connect Trakt, SIMKL or MDBList and what you watch here turns up there. What you watched before you arrived turns up here. Nothing is stranded in one app.
- Trakt, SIMKL and MDBList — together, or just one
- One account writes; the rest stay read-only
- Hide episodes you have already seen
- Disconnect in Settings, and the token goes with it
TKWrites
Trakt
Scrobbles as you watch
SK
SIMKL
Lists and history, read-only
MD
MDBList
Lists and ratings, read-only
Everything stays in step
Everything in the box
Streaming, put back in order
No menus to learn and nothing to configure before the first thing plays. What you set up once, you never think about again.
Continue watching, everywhere
Pick a film up on the iPhone and finish it on the iPad. With iCloud sync on, what you are watching and where you stopped follow you between them.
Take it offline
Download an episode before a flight and it is there when the signal is not — queued in the background, stored where you decide.
Yours to arrange
Show, hide or favourite channels and categories. Reorder the shelves on the home screen so the rows you use are the rows you see first.
Search that spans everything
One field across every source you have added — channels, films, series and episodes, found in the same list.
Open it elsewhere
Prefer another player? Hand any stream to the third-party player you already use, straight from the detail page.
For all your devices
Start on one screen, finish on another
iPhone and iPad today, sharing your library, your progress and your arrangement. Apple TV is in the works.
iPhone
The whole library in a pocket, with a tab bar you can reach one-handed.
iPad
Wider shelves, a bigger guide, and a player made for the larger screen.
Coming soon
Apple TV
Built for the remote in your hand and the screen across the room. In the works.
Your library is waiting.
Add a source, and everything you already pay for turns into one library worth browsing.