Working with Owlo
For retailers, installers, TV manufacturers and legal content providers who want to offer Owlo to their customers.
What Owlo is
Owlo is a player: users bring their own M3U or Xtream Codes list, from a legal provider, and watch it on the TV, the computer and, soon, the phone and tablet, with a single account for the whole household. Owlo doesn’t include, sell or recommend channels, films or lists.
How it complies with the law
- No video through our servers. The stream goes straight from the user’s provider to their device: we don’t host, relay or store it.
- Nothing shared between accounts. Each account only sees its own list: no common catalog, rankings or “most watched”.
- Provider details encrypted and never shown on the TV.
- Reports under the Digital Services Act (DSA). Anyone can report unlawful use in Reports; we act on the accounts involved and explain the reason to the people affected.
Platforms
Today, Hisense and Toshiba TVs with VIDAA and the computer’s browser; Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS), through their browser, in testing. Android TV, Fire TV and the mobile apps, later. Details in Platforms.
Contact
Email us at support@owlo.app with the subject “Partners” and tell us who you are and what you’re interested in.
Owlo is not affiliated with Hisense, Samsung, LG, Google or Amazon. Trademarks belong to their owners.