iPly Live - IPTV Player

Ply Live is a modern, fast, and easy-to-use IPTV player that lets you stream your favorite channels with high performance and zero complexity. You can import your IPTV playlists via URL, M3U file, or instantly connect by scanning the QR code from iply.live. Perfect for users who want a clean, lightweight and flexible IPTV experience. Key Features - Add Playlists via URL or File (M3U Support) Quickly load any IPTV playlist using a direct link or upload a local M3U file from your device. - Instant QR Connection via iply.live Visit iply.live, scan the QR code inside the app, and instantly transfer your playlist to iPly Live — no login or setup required. - Chromecast Support Stream your channels directly to your TV using built-in Chromecast integration. - Favorites System Save the channels you love and access them instantly from your Favorites list. - Watch History iPly Live keeps track of your recently watched channels for quick access anytime. Why iPly Live? Fast and optimized IPTV playback Clean, minimal and user-friendly design No ads, no distractions Secure, private playlist handling Built for both beginners and advanced IPTV users Xtream Codes Support: You can now easily integrate your IPTV subscriptions using Xtream Codes API. Picture-in-Picture (PiP) Mode: Keep watching your favorite content in a floating window while using other apps on your device. Important Disclaimer This application is solely a media playback platform (player). The application does not contain any pre-loaded channels, broadcasts, movies, TV series, or content lists (M3U), neither during installation nor thereafter. To operate the application, users are required to add their own content sources (such as M3U links or API codes) obtained from their IPTV service providers or legally owned sources. As the application developer, we do not assume any responsibility for the legal authorization, copyright, or nature of any content loaded or accessed by users through the application. All responsibility belongs entirely to the user."