The studio behind Streamblix

Our first and main app is Streamblix, a free IPTV player for Android. It plays the M3U playlists, Xtream Codes accounts, and Stalker portals you already have, with a clean program guide, catch-up, multiview, and no ads in playback. It is a player, not a content service: you bring your own legitimate sources.

We are also building Learn to Rizz, a lesson-based app for getting better at texting and conversation. Different audience, same standard: respect the person using it.

We are a small team of Android engineers with years of experience shipping consumer apps to millions of installs. We keep our data collection minimal, run no advertising SDKs, and treat privacy as the default rather than a setting. You can read exactly what that means in our privacy policy.

We build in the open with the people who use our apps. The fastest way to reach us or shape what we build next is the Streamblix Discord community.

The Psychelit blog is written by our team to help people get more out of IPTV on Android, whichever player they use. When a post mentions Streamblix, we say plainly that we make it, and we try to be fair to the alternatives, including where they beat us.

We write from first-hand experience building an IPTV player, and we keep practical guides current: our free playlist directory lists sources we re-check and date-stamp, and our comparisons are updated as apps change. If something is wrong or out of date, tell us and we will fix it.

For anything at all, email support@psychelit.com. We read every message. You can also find us on Discord, Facebook, and YouTube.