Stremio

Name: Stremio
Rating: 4.3 (541 reviews)

2621 likes

Versatile media center enabling seamless streaming of films, series, and YouTube in HD with subtitle support. Cast effortlessly to TV with DLNA, Chromecast integration. Explore via add-ons like Netflix, Amazon, torrent-streaming. Enjoy media faster with smart suggestions and episode alerts across all devices while remaining ad-free; no user account required.

License model

Free • Open Source

Application types

Country of Origin

Bulgaria
EU

Platforms

Mac
Windows
Linux
Android
iPhone
Android Tablet
Flathub
Flatpak

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4.3 / 5 Avg rating (541)

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Features

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Torrent Streaming
Media Center
Movie Streaming
Support for IPTV
Automatic subtitles download
TV Streaming
Casting to TV
Torrent player
Dark Mode
Media Server
No registration required
Built-in subtitle search
Media library
No Buffering
Built-in player
Support for DLNA
PlayStation Streaming
Legacy addons support
Support for subtitles
Personalized Recommendations
Cloud Sync
Chromecast Support
Server Monitoring
Ad-free
Support for 4K

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Comment summary: Stremio is celebrated for its user-friendly interface, ease of use, and calendar feature. Users appreciate its extensive catalogue of extensions and seamless streaming service, often citing it as a great free alternative to Netflix. However, there are concerns regarding its Terms of Service and file handling capabilities; some describe it as a 'honeypot' while others warn about its data privacy risks. There's a suggestion to use VPN for safer torrent-related usage.

Top Positive Comment

Dennis Heard

★

Mar 20, 2025

Way more user-friendly than Emby and Jellyfin, slick interface and you can beef it up with plugins. The downside - at least in version 4.3.0 - is that it's still a pain to integrate and stream your own media files.

Top Negative Comment

jrwelk

★

Jan 13, 2018

You better READ Stremio User Agreement or better watch this before using Stremio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-rxvpEHy-E&t=474s

moreaddys

CommentMar 19, 2018

..Or listen to it been read - https://youtu.be/dCQMINXkx6w

Do Not touch with a bargepole..!!

Use Leonflix or TeaTV instead..

You HAVE been warned..

mplserin

CommentApr 7, 2021

Now, you can use community add-on Torrentio configured with Real-debrid to safely stream torrents without upload or download.

RAM JAS MAURYA

★

Aug 27, 2024

every favourite thing available here

Arney1

★

Jul 24, 2024

use it with torrentio for some cool stuff

nolaray

★

Feb 28, 2024

If you want a streaming platform that's a breeze to use, Stremio's a winner. The interface is super friendly, letting you find what you want fast. Despite the occasional quirk, it offers a smooth and enjoyable viewing experience."

manishraj-in765

★

Jan 28, 2024

it is very useful

chaudharyramoo81

★

Jan 13, 2024

It's similar to Netflix and Amazon prime

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What is Stremio?

Media center allowing to watch movies, series, YouTube channels instantly.

You can watch in HD, with subtitles, and easily cast any file to TV through DLNA, Chromecast, AppleTV with one click!

Stremio also gives you notifications for new episodes / movies, as well as recommendations for content you might like.

Stremio's content is so rich because it has an Add-ons system, allowing different sources, such as YouTube, Filmon, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, etc.

There's a third-party add-on available for torrent streaming, which has practically every seeded torrent on the internet. It's currently activated by default in Stremio.

Your Library (media collection) is available on every device you log-in. Stremio itself is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and iOS, with Android support coming very soon.