North IPTVNorth IPTVA native IPTV player for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. Add your own M3U or Xtream Codes playlist once — iCloud carries it to every device. North IPTV ships with no content: you bring the subscription you already have.
iPhone · iPad · Apple TV · iOS 17 or later
The whole player costs nothing — and stays that way. No account to create, no ads, no trial clock on the basics. Premium exists for a handful of power features, because somebody has to pay the bills. Everything below is included:
Most IPTV apps treat the Apple TV as an afterthought. This one was built on it.
Channels stay pinned on the left while you travel through the week — up to three days back. Click any programme that already aired and its replay starts. Instantly, no dialog.
Short programmes — the weather, the lottery draw — grow a readable card the moment you focus them.
Films, episodes — and replays, which download as files about ten times faster than watching them, and outlive your provider's catch-up window.
Transfers keep going while your iPhone is locked, resume from the exact byte they stopped at after any interruption, and always show speed and time remaining. On cellular, the app asks before spending your data.
Wherever your provider offers catch-up, past programmes carry a replay button — in the guide, and in every channel's schedule. Watching replays is free.
Providers hand out several server addresses and tell you to switch at peak hours. North IPTV measures them — never while you're watching — and moves to the fastest one for you.
Filter your own catalogue by country, genre, decade and rating — then let the app choose. “A French thriller from the 90s, rated 7 or better” takes about ten seconds, and it only suggests films your playlist actually has.
The classic IPTV experience — with the polish you expect from a native Apple app.
Browse channels with an instant preview pane, then expand to full screen without reloading the stream.
A full EPG grid with up to three days of the past — and one click on anything that aired starts its replay.
Wherever your provider keeps an archive, past programmes are watchable — from the guide or a channel's schedule.
Add your provider's mirror addresses: the app times them, one at a time, and moves to the quickest.
Your VOD catalog with posters, seasons and episodes, resume playback, and fast search across everything.
Build your own named channel collections, order them exactly how you like, and switch with one tap.
Providers with |FR| |UK| |US| style categories? Filter the whole app to the countries you care about.
Films, episodes and replays, saved on iPhone or iPad. Transfers survive sleep and pick up where they stopped.
Record live TV while you watch. If the stream drops, recording resumes automatically when it reconnects.
Lock channels or whole categories behind a 4-digit code. Locked content vanishes completely — everywhere.
Set up once. Playlists, favourites, bouquets and watch progress follow you — privately, with no account.
Hardware-accelerated native playback for HLS and 4K HEVC, with an automatic compatibility engine for everything else.
The honest answers, up front.
North IPTV is a player, like VLC: it ships with no content, no playlists and no links. What you watch comes from a subscription you bring. Whether a given subscription is legitimate depends on the provider and where you live — plenty are (operators, hotels, community channels), plenty aren't. The app is deliberately content-agnostic.
Not from us — we don't recommend, sell or link providers, and the app includes none. If you already have one, adding it takes about thirty seconds: paste your M3U link or Xtream Codes login, done.
The player is complete for free — including iCloud sync and bouquets, which moved out of the paywall in 1.4. Premium covers the power features a minority uses and that cost real work to maintain: downloads, recording, unlimited playlists, Movie Night. One developer, real bills.
No analytics, no ads, no account. Your playlists, favourites and progress live in your own private iCloud database — nothing touches a server we operate, and we couldn't read it if it did. The full details are in the privacy policy.
Not yet — iPhone, iPad and Apple TV today, and we'd rather say that plainly than list platforms as “coming soon”. macOS has started; Android is on the roadmap.
That's exactly what we want to hear — panels differ more than they should. Settings → About → Feature Requests attaches your app version and device model (nothing about your provider), or write to northiptv.requests@gmail.com.
Made in the north, by one person.
Every feature since 1.0 came from somebody asking for it — there's a Feature
Requests screen in the app for exactly that. No marketing budget, no growth
team: just an app that tries to be the best way to watch IPTV on Apple
devices, and people telling each other about it. If it earns it, tell someone.