Loge

The best seat
in the house An IPTV player for your television, phone and Mac. You bring the subscription.

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No content included

Loge does not give you channels. It holds no television, no films and no series of its own, and it will never point you anywhere to find them. It plays the subscription you already have, the way a music player is not a record shop.

The home screen on a television. Channel names and artwork are placeholders, not content Loge provides.

Three steps,
once per device

Setting up an IPTV app is normally the worst part of owning one. Here it is one screen.

1

Install it

Find Loge in your device's own app store, or download it directly. Pick whichever screen you watch on most.

2

Connect your provider

Type in what your provider gave you: a link, or an address with a username and password. If typing with a remote sounds miserable, start on your phone and send it across to the television instead.

3

Press play

Loge sorts out the rest (channels, films, series and episodes) and keeps it current in the background. After that it is one button back to whatever you were watching.

In technical terms: Loge takes an M3U or M3U8 playlist URL with an optional XMLTV guide, or the Xtream Codes API: host, username, password. If your provider gave you either, you are covered.

All of it,
at every price

There is no basic version. The trial, the yearly licence and the lifetime licence are the same app.

Finding things

One search
Across every channel, film and series at once. Nine thousand badly named channels stop being something you scroll through.
Favourites
The eight channels you actually watch, in one row, first. Not page four of the order your provider happened to send.
Resume
Stop a film on Tuesday, open Loge on Thursday, press OK. It holds your place in films and in every episode of a series.

Watching

Built for a remote
Everything is reachable with the arrows, OK and Back. No hidden menus, no pointer, no step that needs a phone.
The TV guide
What is on now, what is next, and how far into it you already are. Shown when your provider supplies a guide, or when you add one.
Subtitles and audio
Change the language without leaving the picture, and it remembers the choice for next time.

Everything else

Adult categories off
If your provider carries them, Loge keeps them out of browsing, out of search and off the home screen until you turn them on.
Six platforms, one design
Television, phone, tablet, Mac. Same layout, same habits. Nobody in the house has to learn a second app.
No adverts
None. Not before a film, not on the home screen, not anywhere, at any price.

The same app,
wherever you sit

Television in the living room, laptop at the kitchen table, phone on the train. Same layout, same habits, and one thing lit at a time on all of them.

Mac
iPad & Android tablet
iPhone & Android

Drawn interfaces, not photographs. Every channel name and poster here is invented.

Pick your screen

Every version starts with the same 14-day free trial, and none of them asks you to make an account.

Television

Android TV & Google TV

Also Amazon Fire TV. Chromecast with Google TV, NVIDIA SHIELD, Xiaomi Mi Box and TV Stick, Fire TV Stick 4K and Cube, and Philips, Sony, TCL and Hisense sets running Google TV.

TV licence · $7.99 a year or $12.99 once

Get it on Google Play Available at Amazon Appstore
Download APK

Television

Samsung Smart TV

2018 and newer, Tizen 4.0 and up. The Frame, QLED Q60 to Q90, Neo QLED QN85 to QN900, OLED S90 and S95, and Crystal UHD AU7000 through DU7000.

TV licence · $7.99 a year or $12.99 once

Samsung TV Apps

On the TV: Home → Apps → search for Loge.

Television

LG Smart TV

2018 and newer, webOS 4.0 and up. OLED B, C and G series from C8 through C4 and G4, OLED evo, NanoCell NANO75 to NANO90, QNED 80 to 90, and UHD UP7000, UQ7590 and UR8000.

TV licence · $7.99 a year or $12.99 once

LG Content Store

On the TV: Home → LG Content Store → search for Loge.

Phone & tablet

Android

Android 8.0 and newer. Phones and tablets. The APK is there for devices without a Play Store on them.

App licence · $4.99 a year or $9.99 once

Get it on Google Play
Download APK

Phone & tablet

iPhone & iPad

iOS and iPadOS 16 and newer. One universal download for both, laid out for whichever screen it opens on.

App licence · $4.99 a year or $9.99 once

Download on the App Store

Computer

Mac

macOS 13 Ventura and newer. Apple silicon and Intel. From the Mac App Store, or as a direct download if you would rather.

App licence · $4.99 a year or $9.99 once

Download on the Mac App Store
Download DMG

Television not on the list? If it is a Samsung or LG from before 2018, or a set running something else entirely, a small Google TV stick is the reliable route, and it will outlive the television.

Two weeks free,
then pay once

No subscription you forget about, nothing sold to you inside the app, no feature behind a badge.

The trial is the whole app for 14 days. No card, no account. After that, a licence covers up to five devices in your household.
Licence Yearly Lifetime
Phone, tablet & computerAndroid, iPhone, iPad and Mac $4.99per year $9.99one payment
TelevisionAndroid TV, Google TV, Fire TV, Samsung and LG $7.99per year $12.99one payment
Every feature included All future updates Up to 5 devices per household Refund within 14 days Prices exclude local VAT

Buying on a television takes about thirty seconds and no typing: the TV shows a six-character code, you enter that code on your phone, pay there, and the TV unlocks itself. What a lifetime licence covers is set out plainly in the Terms of Use.

Before you buy

Does Loge include channels or films?
No. Loge is a player and nothing else. It contains no channels, no films and no series, and it will never suggest a place to find them. You connect the IPTV subscription you already pay for, and Loge plays it.
What do I need to get started?
Whatever your IPTV provider gave you. That is usually either a playlist link ending in .m3u or .m3u8, or an address with a username and a password. Loge takes both. If you are not sure which you have, paste the whole thing your provider sent you into the first box and Loge will work it out.
Which devices does Loge run on?
Android TV and Google TV boxes, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung televisions from 2018 onwards, LG televisions from 2018 onwards, Android phones and tablets, iPhone and iPad, and Mac. Specific models are listed under Where to get it.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. 14 days of the complete app. No card, no account, nothing switched off. If you do nothing when it ends, Loge stops playing until you buy a licence. Your setup stays where it is, so buying later takes one step.
How many devices does one licence cover?
Up to five devices in one household, within the group you bought. A television licence covers your televisions; a phone, tablet and computer licence covers those. You can move a licence to a new device whenever you like. Replacing a TV costs you nothing.
How do I pay on a television without typing?
The television shows a short six-character code. You enter that code on your phone or computer, pay there, and the television unlocks by itself within a few seconds. You never type an email address or a card number with a remote. Restoring a licence on a new TV works exactly the same way.
Will Loge work with my IPTV provider?
If your provider gives you an M3U playlist link or Xtream Codes details, yes. That covers the large majority of providers. The 14-day trial exists precisely so you can check it against your own subscription before paying anything.
Does Loge show adverts?
No. None, during the trial or after it. The licence fee is how the app is paid for.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Ask within 14 days of buying and you get your money back, no questions. Purchases made through Google Play or the App Store follow those stores' own refund processes. Details are in the Terms of Use.
What does Loge do with my provider details?
It uses them to fetch your catalogue and play your streams, and sends them to our server so the catalogue can be organised. We never sell them, never share them, and delete them on request. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is stored, for how long, and how to have it removed.
Is using an IPTV player legal?
Loge is a media player, the same way VLC is a media player. Whether a particular subscription is licensed to carry what it carries is between you and the provider you chose, and it is worth checking. Loge supplies no content and takes no part in that relationship.

Try it free

Put it on the screen you watch most, point it at your subscription, and see what your channels look like when somebody has bothered.

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