Fast with huge libraries
Smooth browsing and instant search across live TV, movies and series, even with catalogues of 200,000 titles.
Tellio is a fast, private player for the M3U and Xtream playlists you already have. Browse huge catalogues without the lag, and keep everything on your device.
Store availability is announced here when each app goes live.
Providers hand you hundreds of thousands of titles. Tellio makes them quick to find and pleasant to use.
Smooth browsing and instant search across live TV, movies and series, even with catalogues of 200,000 titles.
Channel groups that match your region and language appear first, so the channels you want are on top.
Your playlist, login details and watch history stay on your device. There are no ads and no tracking.
Continue watching, favourites and your own list make it easy to come back to what you were watching.
Keep watching in a small window while you use other apps. It only opens when something is playing.
Add a playlist link, sign in with your provider's Xtream details, or import an M3U file from your device.
Paste the link or sign-in details from your IPTV provider, or choose an M3U file.
Tellio reads your library and shows what is being added. Big playlists can take a few minutes the first time.
Find live channels, movies and series, add favourites and resume anything you started.
Tellio is a media player, like a browser for playlists. We do not host, sell, stream or recommend any channels, films or series, and no playlist comes with the app.
No. Tellio only plays what is in the playlist you add. You need your own playlist or login from an IPTV provider.
On your device. Your playlist address, login details, favourites and watch history are not sent to us. Read the privacy policy for the full detail.
The app reads and indexes your whole library so browsing and search are fast afterwards. Large playlists can take a few minutes.
Android 7 and newer, iPhone with iOS 15.1 or newer, Android TV and Fire TV, and Samsung TVs. Availability on each store will be listed here.
The TV app uses a one-time activation licence, described in the terms. Any price for the phone apps is shown in their store listings.