Volo: Smart IPTV Player

About this app

Volo is an IPTV player for iPhone and iPad built for people who want their own playlists to feel organized, fast, and easy to watch every day. Add your content in two simple ways: - paste an M3U playlist URL - sign in with your Xtream details Once connected, browse live TV, movies, and series from a cleaner home screen with faster search, favorites, custom lists, continue watching, and watch history that helps you jump back in quickly. Use the built-in TV guide and EPG support to see what is on now and next, switch channels faster, and keep live viewing easier to follow. Volo also supports subtitle controls, audio-track selection, and the common streaming formats IPTV users expect. Advanced features help you get more from your setup: - ad-free viewing - multi-screen viewing - multiple playlists - parental controls - seamless continuation across Apple devices Volo is an IPTV player only. It does not provide channels, playlists, media, or subscriptions. You must add your own legal playlist or provider account. Ideal for: - M3U playlist users - Xtream logins - TV guide and EPG browsing - movie and series libraries - users who want a cleaner, more organized player Premium options are grouped into Individual and Family plans, with monthly, annual, and lifetime access where available. Auto-renewable plans renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase, and you can manage or turn off auto-renewal in Account Settings after purchase. Privacy Policy: https://dimention.app/volo-privacy-policy Terms of Use: https://dimention.app/volo-terms-of-use

• Lifetime access option added — pay once, own it forever. • Long-press to remove items from Continue Watching and Recently Watched. • Translation fixes and improvements across all languages.

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1. First observed Sep 1, 2026 · 8:14 AM Free