TFLIX is a simple movie and TV show search website powered by the TMDB API. It lets users discover movies and TV shows and stream them directly within the website.
🌐 Live: tflix.stream
Alternative: TMDB-Player — an open-source browser extension that lets you stream your favorite movies and TV shows directly through the TMDB website.
- 🔍 Search movies and TV shows from TMDB
- 📄 View details such as title, release date, and poster
▶️ Stream directly within TFLIX- 📡 Choose from multiple predefined streaming servers
- ⏯️ Continue Watching picks up where you stopped, on the right episode
- ➕ Save titles to My List, optionally synced across devices with a free account
- 📅 Calendar of upcoming episodes and digital releases for titles in your list
- 🖥️ Use it as a native Windows or Linux desktop app or Android app (phone + TV) with no ads — download them from Get Apps in the profile menu
- 🍎 On iPhone, iPad and Mac, add TFLIX to the Home Screen or Dock to open it like an app
Prefer a real app over a browser tab? TFLIX is also available as a native desktop app for Windows and Linux (Linux: a .deb for Ubuntu, Debian and Mint, a Flatpak for Fedora, Steam Deck and any distro with Flatpak, or an AppImage for any distro — for Intel/AMD or ARM64).
- 🪟 Runs in its own window — no browser needed
- 🚫 Blocks the pop-ups and ad redirects (No Ads)
- 🔄 Always up to date — loads the live site, so new servers and fixes appear instantly
- ✅ No setup — no API token to enter, just install and open
📥 Download it from Get Apps in the site's profile menu, or from the latest release.
🛡️ On Windows, the installer isn't code-signed, so the browser may say it "isn't commonly downloaded" (choose Keep) and Windows may show Windows protected your PC (click More info → Run anyway). The same applies when updating.
🔄 Already installed? The app tells you when an update is out (a pop-up when it opens, and a yellow dot on the profile icon). Click Update in Get Apps and install the new version over the old one — no uninstall needed. See the update steps for Windows and Linux.
👉 See the desktop app guide for more info.
TFLIX is also available as a native Android app — one APK that works on phones, tablets, and Android TV (it shows up in the TV launcher).
- 📱 Runs in its own app — no browser needed
- 🚫 Blocks the pop-ups and ad redirects (No Ads)
- 🔄 Always up to date — loads the live site, so new servers and fixes appear instantly
- 📺 Android TV ready — installs and launches from the Leanback launcher
📥 Download the APK from Get Apps in the site's profile menu, or from the
latest release, and sideload it
(on TV: install via a file-manager app or adb install).
🛡️ If Google Play Protect warns about or blocks the install or an update, select More details (or More info) and choose Install anyway.
🔄 Already installed? The app tells you when an update is out. Tap Update in Get Apps: the APK downloads without a browser, then tap the finished download to install it over the old version (on Android TV the installer opens by itself; the first time, allow the install source and tap Update again) — no uninstall needed. See Update for details.
👉 See the Android app guide for more info.
There's no native Apple app, but you can add the website to your Home Screen (iPhone and iPad) or Dock (Mac, Safari on macOS Sonoma or later) so it opens in its own window, like an app.
- 📲 iPhone / iPad: in Safari, tap Share → Add to Home Screen (on iOS 26, tap ••• first), turn on Open as Web App if you see it, then tap Add
- 💻 Mac: in Safari, choose File → Add to Dock, then click Add
📥 The full steps, with screenshots, are in Get Apps → iPhone, iPad & Mac → How to Add in the site's profile menu, or in the Apple guide.
👉 See the Apple guide for more info.
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Electron (Windows and Linux desktop app)
- Kotlin (Android phone + TV app)
- TMDB API
- Firebase (accounts + My List and Continue Watching sync)
- GitHub Pages