Playlist sharing
Share your playlist. Keep control.
Invite up to five people with one link. They watch on their own devices, with their own profiles, and you can remove anyone at any time.
Free Free on every platform. With Boost, everyone gets their own stream.
Works on
One link, and they are watching
Sharing a playlist usually means sending someone your provider login and hoping for the best. In Jetpack IPTV you send an invite link instead. It carries a single-use code, it expires after 30 days, and it only ever adds that one person to that one playlist.
Your guest opens the link on their phone or TV. The app takes the code, adds the playlist, and gives them their own profile on it. What they star, what they watch and where they got to in a series stays on their side.
It stays your playlist
The playlist detail screen shows everyone who has access, whether they are the owner or a guest, and when each was last seen. It also shows how many of your five places are in use.
You can replace or revoke the outstanding invite code at any time, and remove any guest with one tap. The guest side is deliberately narrower: no editing, no playlist URL on screen, no passing the invite on to someone else.
When two people want the same stream
Most providers limit how many streams you can run at once. Jetpack IPTV works to the same limit, so the group cannot quietly get your account blocked.
On a free account the playlist runs one stream at a time. If a guest is watching when you want to, you can stop their stream and start yours. They cannot do that to you, and the server enforces it rather than trusting the app. With Boost you can set the limit to match your provider, so everyone watches at once.
How to set it up
- 1
Open your playlist
In Settings, tap the playlist you want to share to open its detail screen.
- 2
Invite a friend
Tap Invite a friend. The app creates a link and opens the share sheet, so you can send it by message, mail or anything else.
- 3
They open the link
The link opens Jetpack IPTV on their phone or TV. If they don't have the app yet, it sends them to the right store first.
What it needs, and what it cannot do
- Up to five guests per playlist, and you can be a guest on up to five playlists of other people.
- Each invite link works once and expires after 30 days. Replace or revoke it whenever you like.
- Guests cannot rename or edit the playlist, cannot see its URL in the app, and cannot invite anyone else.
- On a free account everyone on the playlist shares one stream at a time. Boost gives each person their own.
- Removing a guest deletes the playlist from their app on the next sync. It cannot make them forget a URL they already had, so if you need to cut someone off completely, change the password with your provider.
Questions & Answers
Can I share my IPTV subscription with family?
You can share the playlist you already have with up to five people in Jetpack IPTV. Whether your provider allows more than one household or more than one stream at a time is between you and them, so check your provider's terms first.
Does everyone need their own account?
No. Your guest opens the invite link, and the app sets up their side. They get their own profile on that playlist, with their own favorites and watch history, so your Keep Watching stays yours.
Can I remove someone later?
Yes. Open the playlist in Settings and you see everyone who has access and when they were last seen. Remove anyone with one tap, and the playlist disappears from their app on the next sync.
Will my guests see my provider password?
The app never shows them your playlist details, and they cannot edit or re-share the playlist. Be aware that their device does receive the playlist address in order to play anything, so treat an invite as trust in that person.
What if we both want to watch at the same time?
On a free account the whole playlist shares one stream, so the app asks whether to stop the other device. With Boost you can raise the limit to match what your provider allows, and as the owner you can always take the stream back.
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