Started on the TV? Finish on your phone.
Favorites, “continue watching” and your channel order stay the same on all your devices.*
Pause on the TV, pick up on your phone. Favorites, what you were watching and your channel order come along.
Got a code on your TV? Activate a device →


Favorites, “continue watching” and your channel order stay the same on all your devices.*
One Pro works on Android, iPhone, TV and computer. No paying per device.
Your playlist details never leave the device, and what syncs is encrypted: not even we can read it.
Nothing to install: open it and watch. Open the player →
Live channels from your playlist play with no subscription and no trial that runs out.
* On Samsung Smart TVs, it arrives with the app, under store review. Posters: Blender Foundation shorts (CC BY).
No playlist, no sign-up, no card: public-domain classics, 4K open shorts and, in Brazil, public TV live.
The free collection includes only public-domain works, productions under open licenses (Creative Commons) and public broadcasts retransmitted with an explicit legal basis, such as TV Câmara, whose signal is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Public-domain status varies by country, so the catalog adapts to your country: the full collection is available in Brazil, while elsewhere the app shows the global selection (4K open shorts and Free Cinema).
The free catalogue can vary by region and by the store the app was downloaded from: part of the collection is cleared for Brazil only, and each store has its own rules about what may be distributed.

Live TV from your playlist and the free catalog need no subscription. Pro unlocks the rest:
Stores release the update one by one; Pro members get it at no extra cost.
* Varies by device. Sync is on Android (TV, Fire TV and phone), iPhone, Roku, LG TVs and in the computer browser; on Samsung Smart TVs, it arrives with the app, under store review. The guide is a grid on TVs and in the computer browser, and a list on phones, tablets and iPhone; on Roku, a grid, opened with the * key in live TV. Multiview shows up to 4 channels on Android TVs, and 2 on tablets and in the browser; it isn't on phones, iPhone, LG and Samsung Smart TVs or Roku. Downloading to watch offline arrives with 2.3.0 on phones and tablets, on Android and iPhone.
Try Pro free for 7 days, then pick a plan.
Prices for Brazil, on the site and on Google Play · on the App Store, Apple's price tiers apply: R$ 9.90, R$ 39.90, R$ 59.90 and R$ 179.90. May vary by region. The subscription unlocks features, never content. No ads at launch.
One promise: the free catalog is free forever, and the subscription only unlocks app features.
One account works on every device, and the app adapts to touch and to the remote control.
Yes. Antena Play is a media player, like VLC: it neither provides nor indexes playlists. The playlist you add is your responsibility, and the free catalog uses legal sources only.
No. The whole app works with no sign-up. The account exists only so a Pro subscription works across all your devices.
App features: the on-demand movies and series in your playlist, up to 5 screens on the same account (in sync on Android, iPhone, Roku, LG TVs and in the browser), multiple playlists, parental controls, organizing channels, themes, the full program guide and Multiview — the last two vary by device. Version 2.3.0 brings downloads to watch offline, your Home your way and the automatic next episode. The free catalog stays free without Pro, and Pro does not include channels or content.
Yes, 7 days of Pro for free. Then you pick monthly, semiannual, yearly or lifetime, or stay on the free plan.
They are encrypted on your device and do not pass through our servers. The app has no analytics and no tracking.
From your account at antenaplay.app/conta, or in the store where you subscribed: on Google Play, under Subscriptions; on iPhone, in Settings → your name → Subscriptions. The lifetime plan has no recurring fee to cancel.
Still have questions? See how to use it on each device or the Help center.
The app works without sign-up, and the Pro trial doesn't ask for a card.