Find your next favorite.
Skip the hunt through portal pages. Browse movies and series, search for a title, and see the details before you choose.
Browse movies and series, tune into supported live-TV channels, and keep your progress together in one focused app for your ISP media catalog.
Available for Windows & LinuxNo account required

MADE FOR MOVIE NIGHTS
Spend your evening enjoying a story. Keep the finding, saving, and picking up again in one familiar place.
Skip the hunt through portal pages. Browse movies and series, search for a title, and see the details before you choose.
Life interrupts. Your story can wait. Resume where you stopped, move to the next episode, or save a discovery to My List.
Found a title for later? Download it from your supported provider and see what’s ready in one place.
Open the app and make it yours. Without sign-in, your list, watch history, and progress stay on your device.
SETTLE INTO THE STORY
Missed a line? Jump back. Prefer subtitles? Turn them on. Adjust the speed or go fullscreen, with the controls you need close at hand.

ONE APP. MORE OF YOUR NETWORK.
ISPCine checks which supported media services are reachable from your current network, then brings their different catalogs into one familiar place.
Watch channels made available by your provider without switching to another site. Channel lineups depend on your provider and network.
FROM INSTALL TO PLAY
No account needed to begin. Bring your Windows or Linux computer and access to a supported ISP catalog.
Choose your installer below. Download directly and install ISPCine on your computer.
ISPCine checks which supported providers can be reached from your current network. Choose one that is available.
Pick a movie, start a series, tune into live TV, or save something for tomorrow. Your next watch starts here.
MAKE ROOM FOR MOVIE NIGHT
Choose a version and download format. Explore your supported ISP catalog without creating an account.
RELEASE ARCHIVE · 14 VERSIONS
Read what changed and download the version that fits your computer. The newest release is recommended.
ISPCine 0.0.50 includes 35 user-visible changes since v0.0.49.
ISPCine 0.0.49 adds in-app playback issue reporting and improves provider and playback reliability.
ISPCine 0.0.48 improves the reliability of automatic updates on Windows.
ISPCine 0.0.47 adds CTG Hall and CTG Stream, richer provider discovery, and clearer playback quality information.
ISPCine 0.0.46 adds important in-app notices for provider updates and other announcements.
ISPCine 0.0.45 expands the catalog with KhulnaPlex and anime, and improves browsing and desktop reliability.
ISPCine 0.0.44 adds desktop update notifications, easier browsing controls, more reliable downloads, and expanded provider access.
Live TV and playback are more resilient, with adaptive quality controls and clearer release information.
Live TV playback arrives alongside a portable AppImage for 64-bit Linux.
This release adds grouped search across every available provider and improves provider startup and configuration.
This release improves first-run catalog recovery when a network does not expose a default provider.
These early packages are stored in the private GitHub repository and require repository access.
This maintenance release restores Google sign-in on Windows and Ubuntu/Linux.
These early packages are stored in the private GitHub repository and require repository access.
This release makes ISPCine clearer and easier to recover when content is unavailable.
These early packages are stored in the private GitHub repository and require repository access.
The first public desktop release of ISPCine for Windows and Ubuntu/Debian.
These early packages are stored in the private GitHub repository and require repository access.
Requires access to a supported ISP media catalog. ISPCine is in active early development, so provider compatibility may vary. All releases
ISPCine works with the supported media providers listed above. Your computer must be on a network that can reach the provider’s portal. Availability depends on your ISP, network, and location.
ISPCine is a player and browser for your existing ISP catalog. It does not host or supply movies or series; it organizes the media available through your supported provider.
Yes, when a supported provider makes live-TV channels available on your network. Channel availability and lineups can change by provider, ISP, and location.
Downloads are available for Windows 11 (x64), Ubuntu / Debian Linux through the .deb package, and other x86-64 Linux distributions through the AppImage. We recommend a download when we recognize your operating system.
No. You can browse and watch without creating an account. Your list and progress stay on your device unless you choose optional sign-in to synchronize them.