QFlex plays the subscription you already pay for — on your television, your phone and your tablet. Add your playlist once from your phone and it is on your TV before you sit down.
The Android APK, for Android TV, Fire TV, phones and tablets. 2 days free on every new device. No card needed to try it.
Everything below is what the app does with your own subscription. QFlex is a player — it does not sell channels and does not include any.
Paste an M3U link, or enter your Xtream server, username and password. Live TV, films and series with the artwork and descriptions your provider sends.
Typing a long playlist URL with a remote control is miserable. Scan the code on your TV and add it from your phone in seconds.
QFlex learns where a series' title sequence is by listening to what its episodes have in common, then offers to skip it — and rolls into the next episode on its own.
Separate profiles per playlist, each with its own Continue Watching and My List. A kids profile only ever shows what is confirmed as children's content.
Pick from the audio tracks and subtitles inside the file, when your provider includes them, and set playback speed while you watch.
Your playlist credentials are encrypted before they are stored, never shown back in full, and never shared. QFlex has no interest in what you watch.
From installing the app to watching, without typing a URL on a remote.
Download the Android APK and open it — on an Android TV or Fire TV, install it with a file manager or from a USB stick. The app shows a device ID, a device key and a QR code — that is your device, registered, with 2 days free.
It opens this site already signed in to that television. No password to invent, nothing to remember.
Enter your M3U link, or your Xtream server, username and password. It appears on your TV the next time the app opens.
No QR code to hand? Open Manage playlists and enter the device ID and key shown on your TV.
One price per device. Every new device gets 2 days free, and you do not need a card to start.
One subscription covers the device it was bought for.
Android is the build you can download today, and it covers Android TV, Fire TV, phones and tablets. Samsung, LG, iPhone, iPad and desktop are still being built — they are listed above because they are what QFlex is for, not because you can install them yet.
The ones worth answering before you pay for anything.
No. QFlex is a player for a subscription you already have from your own provider. It comes with no channels, no films and no series, and we do not sell any.
Either an M3U link, or the three things your provider gave you for an Xtream login: a server address, a username and a password. Both work.
No — a subscription belongs to the device it was bought for. Each television or phone has its own, and each gets its own 2 days free to try.
Paying by card on this site is being set up — when it is live you will subscribe from the Manage playlists page. Until then email support@qflexplayer.comn with the plan you want and we will add the time to your device.
The app stops playing and says so. Your playlists, profiles and Continue Watching are all still there; extend the subscription and everything is exactly where you left it.
On a Samsung or LG television, nothing changes — it is recognised by its network address and keeps its subscription. On Android, phone and television alike, it is recognised again as well: the identifier is worked out from a value Android keeps for the app, and that value outlives an uninstall. Two things do change it — a factory reset, and reinstalling from a different source, because a build downloaded here and the same version from a store are different apps as far as Android is concerned. On iPhone and iPad, deleting the app removes what the identifier was made from, so reinstalling there does come back as a new device. In a browser, clearing site data does the same. Wherever it happens, a subscription can be moved across — email support@qflexplayer.comn with your old device key and we will do it for you.
Because a phone will not give it out. Android has answered every app with the same placeholder address since version 6 and closed the last way round it in version 11; iPhones did the same years earlier. It is deliberate — it stops apps tracking a handset that is reinstalled or sold — and an app that insisted would be refused by the stores. Televisions run under different rules and do report the address printed on the box, which is why a TV is recognised by its own address and a phone by a value derived for the app instead. Both end up looking the same on your account page, and only the television's is real hardware.
Encrypted, on our server, so that a playlist added on your phone can reach your television. They are never displayed in full afterwards and never given to anyone else.
Install QFlex, scan the code on your TV, and add your playlist from your phone.
Questions, or want to subscribe? Email support@qflexplayer.comn.