The platform roadmap, honestly stated.
IPTVIQ launched as a native macOS app. Six more platforms are genuinely planned — not just aspirational marketing language — but none of them have a build, beta, or release date yet. This page will be updated the moment any of that changes, and only then.
| Platform | Detail | Status |
|---|---|---|
| macOS | Universal — Apple Silicon & Intel, macOS 14+ | In App Store review process |
| iOS & iPadOS | Planned — no build or date to announce | Coming soon |
| Windows | Planned — no build or date to announce | Coming soon |
| Android & Android TV / Google TV | Phone, tablet, and TV — planned | Coming soon |
| Apple TV (tvOS) | Planned — no build or date to announce | Coming soon |
| Samsung Tizen, LG webOS & other smart TVs | Under evaluation, subject to a separate future roadmap decision | Future candidate |
"Coming soon" means the platform is a committed part of the roadmap — it does not mean active development has started, and it does not come with a date. "Future candidate" means it's under consideration only, with no commitment yet.
Start here.
The only platform with a real, working build today. Native SwiftUI/AppKit, a genuine Universal binary, currently in the Mac App Store submission process.
What to expect as IPTVIQ expands.
Same core idea
Bring your own source — no built-in channels, subscriptions, or content on any platform.
No promised parity
Each platform's feature set will reflect what that OS genuinely supports well — we won't claim identical capability everywhere just for consistency's sake.
No invented dates
We'd rather say "planned" honestly for a year than promise a date we might miss.