NodeLogic TV.
A player for your own television subscription, built for the remote and for older hardware: it starts in under half a second and makes do with the memory of a low-end television.
It carries no content at all.
No channels, no lists, no catalogue, no servers. It is an empty player: whoever installs it enters the credentials of their own subscription, and that subscription brings whatever there is to watch. Without one, the app shows absolutely nothing.
NodeLogic does not sell, resell or broker access to channels. What we make is the app that shows them, for people who already have somewhere to get them.
Watch, and find your way back.
Channels
Straight zapping, and the channel list over the video without leaving what you are watching.
Films and series
Series with seasons and episodes, films by collection and by genre, and a record for each one.
Programme guide
The guide is optional, and the switch tells you what it costs in memory before you turn it on. On a television with little to spare, that is a choice and not a detail.
Continue watching
Picks up where you left off, with favourites and a mark on what you have already seen.
Search and subtitles
Search across everything the subscription brings, and subtitles with a choice of language and size.
Portuguese and English
The app has a language of its own, independent of the device.
And while you watch, you share.
The app speaks Stremio's add-on protocol and has a BitTorrent engine of its own, so it plays a torrent while downloading it, without waiting for the end.
What that means, put plainly: BitTorrent has no receive-only mode. While you watch, your device is sending the same thing to other people. What gets opened is the choice of whoever uses the app, with the responsibility that carries.
What it takes up.
Measured with dumpsys meminfo on the same television. The 25.7 MB is from today, a single reading and not an average; playing a torrent it rises to about 110 MB. The start-up comparison and the 43.4 MB against 137.0 MB of the previous app are from 29 August 2026 and from an earlier version of this one, and can no longer be repeated: that app has been uninstalled from the device.
What you need to know.
You need your own subscription
Your own Xtream Codes credentials, entered on the sign-in screen. We neither provide nor recommend providers.
ARM, not x86
Android 5.0 or newer, on 32- or 64-bit ARM processors. It does not run on x86.
It is for television
It installs on a phone, but the interface is made for a remote and not for a finger.
Version 0.1.0
First public version, in daily use on one television. Tested on a single device.
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It is not published yet. Talk to us and we will explain how to get it.
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