Import your own source
Add an M3U playlist URL, an M3U file, or Xtream-compatible credentials from a source you are authorized to use.
Aura TV helps organize the M3U playlists, Xtream-compatible credentials, and EPG/XMLTV guide data you already use on iPhone and iPad. Import your source, browse live TV, movies, and series, and keep the player focused on your setup.
Aura TV does not include channels, playlists, media catalogs, broadcaster accounts, sports packages, movies, or content access. Users are responsible for the sources, guide feeds, artwork, and media they choose to add.
Premium focuses on organization, playback, support, and cross-device continuity for sources you already control. It is designed as a player, not as a broadcaster or catalog service.
Add an M3U playlist URL, an M3U file, or Xtream-compatible credentials from a source you are authorized to use.
When your playlist includes EPG or XMLTV data, Aura TV surfaces now playing, upcoming schedule context, and library browsing tools.
Favorites, watch history, and preferences can sync through iCloud so your setup feels continuous across your Apple devices.
Settings keeps report-a-problem, request-support, restore, terms, and privacy paths available even when Premium is inactive.
Actual app UI for importing your source, browsing a live guide, and managing player settings. No catalog theater, no mysterious content promises.
The same answers here are reflected in the App Store copy and review notes so the public story stays consistent.
No. Aura TV is a player. It only opens playlists, credentials, and guide data that the user adds from sources they control.
M3U playlist URLs, M3U files, Xtream-compatible credentials, and guide data such as XMLTV or EPG when the source provides it.
No. Aura TV opens sources the user adds. It does not sell, unlock, or bundle channels, playlists, catalogs, sports, movies, or broadcaster accounts.
Playlist metadata, preferences, favorites, and watch history may sync through iCloud / CloudKit. Xtream-compatible passwords remain in the device keychain and are not synced via iCloud Keychain.
Blog and support pages explain the boring-but-important bits: playlists, credentials, guide data, billing, restore, and the fact that a player is not a channel provider.
A short field guide to playlists, credentials, EPG files, and not confusing a player with a provider.
Blog index IPTV player setup notes for M3U, Xtream, and EPGCrawlable setup guidance for user-provided sources and player-only Aura TV behavior.
Support Import, playback, sync, and restoreSupport guidance for source imports, EPG, playback, iCloud continuity, and Apple-managed billing.
Use the links below for support, privacy, and terms. These are the same public URLs intended for App Store Connect.
Questions, troubleshooting, App Review follow-up, and policy requests for Aura TV by Eliran Mesika can be sent to auratv@mesikalabs.com.
Read how Aura TV handles playlist data, iCloud sync, and user responsibility.