No channels, no playlists
We never supply, host or recommend content. You are responsible for using sources you may lawfully access.
A fast TV player for the playlists you already have.
Nucleic TV plays your own M3U and Xtream playlists with an XMLTV guide. Quick channel changes, a now and next banner, and a layout built for the remote. A player only: no channels included.
You bring playlists you have the right to use. We never supply any.
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Demo Music
Demo lineup
Tune with the arrow keys, drag the scale or tap a number.
Demo channels and programmes. Nothing here is real broadcast content.
Channel 104, Demo Music. Now: Studio session. Next at 21:00: Acoustic hour.
Everything the player does today.
No filler: these are the features in the app right now.
- M3U and Xtream playlists
- Load any M3U playlist by link, or build the link from your Xtream host, username and password.
- XMLTV program guide
- Add an XMLTV guide and every matching channel shows what is on and what comes next.
- Now and next banner
- Change channel and a banner tells you the current programme and the one after it.
- Channel list and number entry
- Press OK for the channel list, or key in a channel number to jump straight to it.
- Made for the remote
- Arrows, OK, Back and the channel rocker are enough for everything. No pointer or keyboard needed.
- Playlists from your account
- Add playlists on your phone or computer, pair the TV with a code, and it loads them. No typing links with a remote.
Demo channels and programmes. Nothing here is real broadcast content.
A code instead of a keyboard.
Typing a long playlist link with a TV remote is miserable, so your TV shows a short code and you do the rest on your phone.
Open Nucleic TV on your TV
The app shows a six-character code and a QR code.
Scan the QR code
On your phone or computer, sign in and check that the code matches the one on your TV screen.
Confirm
We check your licence, your TV gets its own sign-in, and your saved playlists load.
One licence covers up to three TVs. Release a TV from your account to free its seat for another.
A plain player, on purpose.
Nucleic TV is software for playing what you already have the right to watch.
Links stored encrypted
Playlist and guide links you save are encrypted at rest. Our server never fetches them; only your TV does.
No ads, tracking or proxy SDKs
That is a product rule, not a setting. This website has no analytics or advertising scripts either.
Planned, not promised.
These are not in the app yet and have no date.
Favorites
Soon
Search
Soon
Multi-view
Soon
Catch-up
Soon
Parental PIN
Soon
Where it runs
Samsung is the first target.
- Samsung Tizen (tested on a 2022 model, Tizen 6.5)In testing
- LG webOSPlanned
- Android TVPlanned
Straight answers
Does Nucleic TV include channels or playlists?
No. Nucleic TV is a media player only. You bring your own playlists and guides and are responsible for having the right to use them.
Which playlist formats work?
M3U playlists and XMLTV guides. For an Xtream account, your account page builds the playlist and guide links from the host, username and password.
How many TVs can I use?
Every licence includes three TVs. Release one from your account to pair another.
What does it cost?
See the pricing page. Prices are read live from our payment provider, so they are always current.
Who takes the payment?
Polar.sh is our Merchant of Record: it takes the payment and handles tax and receipts. We never see your card details.
Is the TV app in the store?
Not announced yet. The app is still in development and has been tested on a Samsung TV (Tizen 6.5). Store availability will be posted here.
Do you keep my playlist links?
Only if you add them to your account, and then encrypted at rest. Our server never opens them; only your TV does.
Try it on your own playlists.
Create an account, pick a licence and pair your TV.