You can read this whole page without handing over an email address, and that is deliberate. A channel list is the first thing anyone should be able to check before trusting a service with their details, so it sits in the open. What you see below is the core of the line-up rather than every single feed. Inside a player the categories follow the same regions and genres but run considerably longer, which is why the search box is quicker than scrolling.
One practical tip for your first evening: hide the regions you will never open. It takes a few minutes, it makes a list of this size manageable, and in most apps those preferences stay on the device you set them on rather than being sent anywhere.
What we do not learn from your channel choices
Ad-funded platforms earn part of their living from knowing what you watch, when, and for how long, because that record sells advertising. A paid subscription does not run on that model. Your plan is the same whether you live on the news channels or only open the cricket, and the line-up is not reshuffled to nudge you toward anything. The player you install on your own hardware is where your favourites, recently watched rows and hidden categories are kept.
If you would rather your internet provider did not see which service your television is talking to either, the playlist works over the common VPN apps. Pick a server close to home so live channels keep their speed.
Films and series on demand
Next to the live groups sits a separate catalogue of 120,000+ films and episodes, which the app lets you filter by genre, release year and source platform. New titles are added regularly and complete seasons are kept together. It is not a like-for-like substitute for a dedicated streaming service, and we will not pretend it is, but plenty of households find it covers what they were keeping a second subscription for.
Check the channels you care about
The free 24-hour trial opens every group and the on-demand catalogue. A WhatsApp number is all it asks for.
Questions about the channel list
Do I have to tell you what I like to watch before I get the list?
No. Every account receives the same line-up, so there is no questionnaire, no taste profile and no onboarding quiz. You pick what to keep visible inside your own player, and that choice never has to pass through us.
Which networks and packages are on it?
Roughly what a large cable bundle carries and a good deal it never would: the American, British and Canadian networks, sport from ESPN, Sky Sports, beIN and TSN, rolling news, children's and film channels, and international packages covering 60+ countries.
Is a bigger channel count a better service?
Not on its own. A total is easy to pad with regional duplicates, alternate bitrates and feeds nobody has checked in months. The honest measure is narrower: whether the handful of channels you really use stay up when demand peaks. Test those specific ones on the trial and ignore the headline.
Are the 4K channels a separate package?
No. They come with every plan at the same price. Genuine Ultra HD feeds cover the big sporting events, pay-per-view nights and a group of film channels, and each has an HD copy listed next to it so you can step down when the line is busy.
A channel I want is not listed. What happens if I ask?
Send its name on WhatsApp. If the feed exists upstream but is missing from your categories it can usually be switched on without fuss. If it is not available at all you will get a straight no, which is more useful than an open-ended maybe.
Does the list change between a Firestick, a TV and a laptop?
The content is tied to the login, so every device shows the same channels. Presentation is the part that varies. TiViMate copes with a long, grouped list more gracefully than a basic player, and favourites or hidden groups are usually stored inside the app on that particular device.
