Android today. Honestly stated.
UNISON currently targets Android. That covers phones, tablets, foldables, Android TV and Android TV boxes, and one UNISON account works across all of them. We would rather list what is genuinely supported than pad the page with platforms we have not shipped.
Android phones
A portrait-first layout with the guide, libraries and playback controls sized for one hand. Ideal for catching something while you are away from the television.
- Portrait and landscape playback
- Floating playback where the device supports it
- Favourites and Recently Watched up front
Foldables
On a foldable the interface makes use of the larger inner display when you unfold, rather than stretching a phone layout across it.
- Layout adapts to the unfolded display
- Wider browsing grids on the inner screen
- Continues playback as you fold and unfold
Android tablets
Tablets get the layout UNISON was designed around: enough width for artwork, categories and the programme guide at once.
- Multi-column libraries
- Full grid EPG
- Comfortable touch targets in landscape
Android TV & TV boxes
The television build is driven with a remote: directional focus, visible selection and large type that reads from across the room.
- D-pad navigation with clear focus
- Guide and channel list built for a remote
- Designed to run acceptably on modest TV boxes
What you need
- A supported Android device (phone, tablet, foldable, Android TV or TV box).
- Your own active, compatible IPTV service, usually Xtream-style credentials.
- An internet connection capable of carrying the streams your provider sends.
- A UNISON account, and the £9.99 one-time purchase after the 72-hour trial.
Not supported today
These platforms are not available and we make no promise about when, or whether, they will be:
- iPhone and iPad (iOS / iPadOS)
- Apple TV (tvOS)
- Samsung Tizen TVs
- LG webOS TVs
- Amazon Fire TV (not currently offered as a supported target)
- Windows, macOS and Linux desktops
- Web browsers
Device support and playback behaviour vary with hardware and with the streams your provider sends. The 72-hour in-app trial is there so you can confirm UNISON works on your device with your service before you buy.
Try it on your own devices
Bring the IPTV service you already have. UNISON handles the rest, on your phone, your tablet, your foldable and your TV. £9.99 once, with a 72-hour trial in the app.
IPTV player only. No channels, playlists or subscriptions included.