Pulse Sport turns the service you already pay for into a live sports guide: what's on now, what's next, and the feed that actually works. No channel grids. No guessing.






Most players hand you thousands of channels. Pulse reads them for you and builds a home screen of the games, fights and races that are actually on.
Live now, starting soon and your picks up top. Every card knows when it starts and which feeds carry it.
Freezes, drop-outs and black screens trigger an automatic rejoin, a fresh connection, a format swap, then the next feed. It keeps going until the picture's back.
Pick what you follow, not where you live. English football and US basketball from New Zealand? Sorted.
Scores on every card, with a spoiler-free switch for when you're watching on delay.
A timeline of today's sport, search by team or league, and multiview on accounts with more than one screen.
D-pad first on Android TV and Fire TV, keyboard and mouse on desktop. Auto frame rate for smooth 50 fps sport.
Pulse Sport is a player, like a web browser for live TV. It doesn't sell, include or link to any channels or streams. You sign in with the Xtream Codes or M3U details from a service you're already subscribed to.
Android TV, Fire TV, Google TV, Windows or Mac.
Enter your own service's login, or set it up from your phone with a QR code.
Two-minute survey. Your home screen builds itself around it.
Choose an event and Pulse finds the feed that's working.
Free to download. Updates install from inside the app.
Android 7 or later. On Fire TV, install the Downloader app and enter this page's address, or sideload the APK.
Fire TV: in the Downloader app, type this site's address followed by /tv.
64-bit installer. Plays streams the browser can't; opens anything else in VLC.
Apple silicon and Intel. Until Pulse is notarised by Apple, first launch: open System Settings, Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway next to Pulse Sport.
No. Pulse Sport is only a player. It has no channels, playlists or streams, and we can't recommend or supply a service. You need your own subscription from a provider you're entitled to use.
Any service that gives you Xtream Codes login details or an M3U playlist URL. Your details stay on your device, encrypted.
Public fixture lists, broadcaster programme guides and open sports data. Pulse matches them to the channels in your own service so you can see what's on. It never fetches or relays video for you.
So you can install it on any Android TV or Fire TV box and get updates straight away. The app checks for updates itself.
No. Your service login stays on your device. Pulse's servers only see anonymous playback health (for example, how long feeds take to start) and never your login or what you watch. See the privacy policy.