Option 1
Server address
Enter the server URL or host your provider supplied, plus your username and password. Stream House connects to that address directly.
Best when your provider gives you a server address rather than a code.
Stream House is a free IPTV media player for iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV. Connect your own compatible provider account to browse live channels, movies, and series in one organized library.
A compatible provider account is required. No channels, movies, series, or streaming subscriptions are included.
How Stream House works
You need an account with a compatible IPTV provider. Stream House does not sell provider subscriptions, and any fees your provider charges are separate from the app.
Enter your provider’s server address or its Provider Shortcut Code, together with your username and password. “Add Playlist” saves access to an account you already have — it does not create or purchase one.
Live channels, movies, and series from your provider appear in one library. You can save several provider accounts and switch between them.
Setup
Connect using your provider’s server address, or enter a Provider Shortcut Code together with your username and password. The code lets Stream House retrieve your provider’s connection details and visual identity, so you do not need to type long server addresses manually.
Option 1
Enter the server URL or host your provider supplied, plus your username and password. Stream House connects to that address directly.
Best when your provider gives you a server address rather than a code.
Option 2
Enter the short code your provider gave you, plus your username and password. Stream House uses the code to look up your provider’s profile and fills in the connection details for you.
The Shortcut Code identifies your provider. It does not replace your username and password, and it is not a subscription.
Your provider manages the name, logo, colors, and streaming server addresses associated with its Shortcut Code. If your provider updates these details, Stream House uses the updated profile the next time it retrieves it.
Updates are not instant and are not pushed to every device at once, so one device may show a change before another.
The Shortcut Code retrieves an encrypted provider profile containing setup information. Stream House uses the provider’s name, logo, theme colors, server addresses, and an optional playback User-Agent to configure the connection and presentation.
The profile configures branding and connection details only. Encryption describes how the profile is delivered; it does not improve streaming quality or make every stream compatible. Which media is available, and whether it plays, still depends on your provider account, your device, the media format, and your account’s connection limits.
See the Privacy Policy for what is sent during a profile lookup.
Fictional example
Fictional example
The examples above are made up and won’t connect. Use only the details your provider gives you, and keep your password private.
Features
What you see depends on your provider, the media itself, your device, and your account’s permissions.
Browse your provider’s live channels, movies, and series. Search by name or move through categories.
Keep favorites, see what you watched, and resume supported content where you stopped.
Browse series by season and episode, with automatic next-episode playback.
See what’s on and watch earlier programs when your provider supports a guide and catch-up.
Save more than one provider account, hide categories you don’t use, and protect app access with a PIN.
Pick from the audio and subtitle tracks the media provides, and set language and playback preferences.
Platforms
The features above are shared. Some features are specific to a device, so not everything on iPhone and iPad is available on Apple TV.
Watching several channels at once may count against your provider’s connection limit.
Multi-channel viewing, downloads, Picture in Picture, and Google Cast are listed for iPhone and iPad only.
For providers
If you run an IPTV service, you can offer your customers a Provider Shortcut Code. They enter it in Stream House with the username and password you issue, and the app sets up the connection using your provider profile — with your name, logo, and colors.
Your profile covers branding and connection details. It doesn’t enable or disable player features such as downloads or the server selector, and it doesn’t change which features your customers get. Stream House applies profile updates the next time the app retrieves your profile.
To ask about offering a Shortcut Code, email us.
stream.house.app@proton.meShortcut Code FAQ
A short code that identifies your provider’s profile. When you enter it with your username and password, Stream House retrieves your provider’s connection details, name, logo, and colors, so you don’t have to type a long server address. How setup works
From your provider, together with your username and password. Stream House doesn’t issue codes to viewers or sell provider accounts.
Yes. The Shortcut Code only identifies your provider. Your username and password are what sign you in to your provider account.
Yes. If your provider gave you a server URL or host, enter it in Add Playlist together with your username and password. A Shortcut Code is optional, not required.
Your provider manages the name, logo, colors, and streaming server addresses associated with its Shortcut Code. When it updates them, Stream House uses the new details the next time it retrieves the profile, so changes may appear on one device before another. Questions about the change itself are best directed to your provider.
No. Player features are built into the app and are the same however you sign in. What you can watch, and whether a title plays or downloads, depends on your provider account, your device, the media format, and connection limits.
Check that you entered the code exactly as your provider supplied it, then confirm with your provider that the code is correct and still active. If your provider also gave you a server URL or host, you can sign in with that instead.
Support
Most issues come from account details or from what a provider includes. These checks usually help.
Re-enter your sign-in details exactly as your provider supplied them, including capital letters and any symbols. If you use a Shortcut Code, check the code too, or try the server address if your provider gave you one. Make sure the account is active and hasn’t expired. If the details are correct, your provider can confirm the account’s status.
Stream House shows only what your provider account includes. Check whether you hid any categories, then confirm with your provider that your account includes live channels, movies, or series.
Check your internet connection and try a different channel or title. If only some content fails, the stream may be unavailable from your provider or in a format your device can’t play. Watching on several devices or channels at once may reach your provider’s connection limit.
The program guide, catch-up, downloads, and resume depend on what your provider supplies and permits, and on the device you’re using. If your provider doesn’t offer them, Stream House can’t show them.