iPhone, iPad and Apple TV
Open supported libraries, live TV and tracking in a compatible browser without sideloading an Android package.

Optional premium browser access
ARVIO Web extends supported profiles, libraries, tracking and authorized services to modern browsers on Apple devices, Windows, macOS, ChromeOS, Apple TV, webOS and more.
A companion, not a replacement
The free Android app remains the primary native experience. ARVIO Web adds hosted browser access for devices where installing the APK is not practical.
Open supported libraries, live TV and tracking in a compatible browser without sideloading an Android package.
Use the same media-management interface from a desktop or laptop browser.
Access supported ARVIO profile settings, libraries and progress after connecting the same ARVIO cloud account.
Use supported streams from your own authorized provider, subject to browser and provider compatibility.
Send a compatible authorized media URL to VLC when the browser cannot decode the format efficiently.
Save compatible files when the connected provider explicitly allows downloading. ARVIO does not supply the files.

Access
Sign in with the same ARVIO account used for the supported profiles and settings you want to access.
The one-time trial does not require payment details and lets you test browser and provider compatibility.
The optional membership supports hosted browser infrastructure. The Android app remains free whether you subscribe or not.
Heavy 4K HEVC, Dolby Vision, remux files, lossless audio and some live TV formats may not play directly in every browser. VLC handoff can help on supported devices, but the source must still be reachable and authorized.
Common questions
Yes. The Android and TV app remains free and open source. ARVIO Web is a separate optional premium service that funds hosted browser infrastructure.
ARVIO Web works in compatible modern browsers on devices including iPhone, iPad, Windows, Mac, Chromebook, Apple TV and supported smart TVs. Browser media support varies by operating system.
No. Browsers support fewer containers, codecs and audio formats than native players. ARVIO Web provides VLC handoff for supported devices and sources when browser playback is unsuitable.
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