Live TV with a guide
What is on now and what is next, under every channel, with a progress bar.
Media player · no content included
Your playlist,
on every screen.
MimiBox plays the M3U playlist or Xtream account you already have — on your phone, tablet, television and computer. It ships with nothing to watch, and that is the point.
No account. No tracking. Free.
The part nobody enjoys
Stop typing addresses with a remote.
Open MimiBox on your television, scan the code with your phone, send the playlist. The television picks it up by itself.
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Open the app on your TV
Choose Send from phone. A QR code and a six-character code appear.
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Scan it with your phone
The camera opens this site with the code already filled in. Nothing to type.
- 03
Send the list
Paste an M3U address, upload a file, or enter Xtream details. The TV loads it within seconds.
The list does not stay here
An M3U address and an Xtream password are the keys to your subscription. We delete the list the moment your television collects it, and if it never does, it expires in fifteen minutes. There is no account, no cookie and no analytics on this site.
In the app
Built for the remote, not just the thumb.
Channel preview
Press once to watch a channel beside the list, press again for full screen.
Films and series
Posters, ratings, cast and seasons. Playback remembers where you stopped.
Works offline once synced
The catalogue lives on the device, so lists stay smooth with tens of thousands of entries.
Locked down for family
Hide adult categories, or lock any category behind a PIN.
Thirteen languages
Including full right-to-left layout in Arabic.
Available on
Google PlayAndroid · Android TV
App StoreiPhone · iPadComing soon
Mac App StoreApple siliconComing soon
Questions people actually ask
Does MimiBox include channels?
No. It is a player and nothing else. You bring your own M3U playlist or Xtream account from your provider. We neither supply nor sell content of any kind.
What does it cost?
Nothing. There is no subscription, no activation fee and no per-device charge.
Do I need an account to send a playlist?
No. The pairing code is the only thing that links your phone to your television, and it expires in fifteen minutes.
My television is not on the same network as my phone. Does it still work?
Yes. The list travels over the internet, not your local network, so you can send it from anywhere.