Your playlist on Apple TV. Nothing else.
Corso is a fast Apple TV player for the playlist or Xtream login you already have. Add it, open Live, press Play.
Free for a week. No channels come with the app; you provide the playlist.
Three steps, then it’s just TV.
- 1
Add your playlist
An Xtream login or an M3U address, the ones your provider gave you. Add an XMLTV guide address if you have one.
- 2
Choose what is in Live
Tick the playlists you watch. Corso loads them onto the Apple TV once and opens from there every time after.
- 3
Press Play
Up and Down change channel without leaving the picture. Menu takes you back to the list, right where you were.
Built for the remote, and for big playlists.
Thousands of channels, opened in an instant and kept the way you set them up.
Your playlist lives on the Apple TV, so Corso opens straight to Live with every channel there. Refreshes run behind the list, and changing channel keeps the player going.
Live is the home screen, not a menu away. The guide sits next to it, from your provider’s guide or an XMLTV address; the full grid arrives during the beta.
Hide, rename, reorder, renumber and favourite. Your edits sit on top of your provider’s list, so a refresh never undoes them, and History undoes any of them.
Prefixes, quality tags and capitals, tidied by a few steps you choose. A preview shows every name before and after, and your own renames always win.
The HD, FHD and SD versions of a channel fold into one row. If one won’t play, Corso tries the next before it tells you anything.
Share your setup as one code or a QR code: playlists, order, names and settings. It never includes your login or your server, so it is safe to send.
Turn on Sync with iCloud and your setup follows your Apple ID to every Apple TV in the house.
No server of ours, no transcoding. The stream goes from your provider to your Apple TV as it is, and the player on the Apple TV handles it.
Free for a week. Then pay once, or subscribe.
Everything works for seven days, no card needed. Adding sources and browsing are always free; after the free week, playback needs an unlock.
Supporter Unlock is available until {end date}. After that, Corso is monthly or yearly. Every option is shared with your Family Sharing group and charged by Apple in your currency. Terms.
Questions
Does Corso come with channels?
No. Corso is a player only. It includes no channels, no content and no provider, and it never suggests one. You add a playlist or login you already have.
What do I need?
An Apple TV with tvOS 17 or later, and either an Xtream login (server, username and password) or an M3U or M3U8 playlist address. An XMLTV guide address is optional.
Where does my login go?
Into the Apple TV’s keychain. Corso has no account and no server; the app talks only to the addresses you add. With Sync with iCloud on, your setup goes to your iCloud and your logins to your iCloud Keychain, so your other Apple TVs can use them.
What happens to my edits when my provider updates the list?
They stay. Hides, names, order, numbers and favourites are kept separately from the provider’s list and applied on top of it after every refresh. If you point a source at a different server, Corso asks before anything changes.
Can I set up another Apple TV quickly?
Yes. Sync with iCloud does it for Apple TVs on your Apple ID. For anyone else, share a customization code: they get Corso on the Apple TV, add their own login, then paste it.
Will every channel play?
Corso plays what your provider sends, without converting it. When a channel has several versions, it tries the next one before showing an error. If a stream is down at your provider, no player can bring it back.
What does it cost?
Everything works for seven days, no card needed. Then a Supporter Unlock at $39.99 for a limited time, or $2.99 a month, or $14.99 for the first year. Adding sources and browsing are always free.
Does Corso collect anything about me?
No analytics, no ads, no account. Your sources and setup stay on your Apple TV and, if you turn it on, your iCloud. The privacy policy says exactly what is stored where.
Is Corso affiliated with a provider?
No. Corso is an independent player. It has no partners and recommends no service.
Get the beta.
Corso is in testing on real Apple TVs now. Tell us which Apple TV you have and what you add, and a TestFlight invite comes when the next group opens.
Please don’t send a login, a playlist address or the name of your provider. support@corsotv.com uses your address for the beta and nothing else.