Live TV. Movies. Series. One remote-first player.
Everyday essentials, designed for the remote. Content, listings and playback compatibility depend on the sources you are authorized to use.
A home for your sources.
Import an M3U or M3U8 playlist from an HTTP/HTTPS link, or connect an Xtream-compatible account for live TV, movies and series. Review the import result before you start watching. TVCue does not sell, supply or recommend provider accounts.
Add, rename, refresh and remove sources. Optional automatic updates run at 6-, 12- or 24-hour intervals while the app is open and default to Off. A user-started import can continue as a foreground task with progress and cancellation controls.
Find it. Keep it close.
Search the local library, browse source categories and save favorites to My list. Explore provider-supplied movie details, series seasons and episodes, then return to supported recently watched titles.
Viewing history and resume positions stay on your device. Pause remembering what you watch or clear saved history in Settings. No public popularity profile or cloud recommendation account is required.
Live TV, with context.
See now and next and browse the XMLTV timeline while the current picture stays visible. Eligible Xtream sources can supply their provider guide; manage guide sources, channel matching and time offsets when needed.
Catch-up and Watch from start require a supported archive declared by your provider. A programme listing alone is not a playable recording. TVCue does not record programmes, create live timeshift or bypass source restrictions.
Press play. Stay comfortable.
The native Media3 player is controlled with a TV remote. Change live channels, seek supported on-demand titles and choose audio or subtitle tracks supplied by the stream. Codec and device capabilities still matter.
Resume supported movies and episodes, or explicitly start again. Keep video visible while browsing inside TVCue. This in-app player is not system picture-in-picture, a second independent stream or a recording feature.
Personal means personal.
No TVCue account, advertising SDK, developer analytics, automatic crash-report upload or developer-operated app backend. Your library stays on the TV, while playback, guide, artwork and catalogue requests go to the services you choose.
Sensitive records have additional encryption protected by Android Keystore, but the whole library is not encrypted. Provider artwork and some searchable catalogue metadata remain readable within app-private storage. Read the privacy policy for the full limits and your controls.