Streaming services can't buy a spot here.
That was the whole reason I built it. Every TV home screen I owned had a finger on the scale: a sponsored tile, a promoted show, a nudge toward whoever paid for the spot.
Get it free
Google TV's stock home screen: the top of it is for sale.
Bitflinger TV: your rows, in the order you chose.
No ads
Not on the home screen, not between rows, not on a title page. Nothing in Bitflinger TV is an ad.
Nobody pays to be first
Rows are sorted by popularity, release date, user score or critic score, and you pick which. No service can pay to move its shows up.
Just me
Bitflinger TV is one person. Subscribers keep it going, which is the only reason it doesn't need advertisers. The free version is the real app, not a demo.
On Google TV, it can be your home screen
On Google TV and Android TV, Bitflinger TV can replace the launcher and start when the TV does, so the Home button takes you to your shows instead of an ad. On Apple TV, iPhone and the web, it's the app you open first.
More of why I built it
Only show me what I already pay for.
Tick the services you have and every row keeps to what you can watch tonight.
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My watchlist used to be a graveyard.
A show hides until its next episode is out, then comes back on its own.
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I paid for a service I'd stopped watching.
Once a month it asks about the services you haven't opened.
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Plex, Jellyfin and streaming. One set of rows.
Your own library next to everything else, and Play goes straight to your server.
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Free on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Google TV, Android TV, Android phones and the web.
No card, no countdown. What a subscription adds