Android TV
LIVE Best pickMost stable production deployment
Recommended hardware: Mi Box, Nvidia Shield, OnePlus TV, any Google-certified Android TV running Android 9+.
Pick the platform that matches your hardware. We recommend Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, or Web Browser for the most stable day-to-day deployments. Every install is a quick, guided flow — no developer experience needed.
How pairing works
Sample pairing code
7K2-9X4
Recommended
These are what we deploy for our own customers today. They are the most stable, fastest to pair, and have the best long-term update story.
Most stable production deployment
Recommended hardware: Mi Box, Nvidia Shield, OnePlus TV, any Google-certified Android TV running Android 9+.
Most affordable production deployment
Works on Fire TV Stick (2nd gen+), Fire TV Stick 4K, Fire TV Cube, Fire TV Stick Lite. ₹3,500–₹6,000 hardware cost per screen.
Fastest way to get started — zero install
Works on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Brave — desktop or in-TV browsers. Requires a stable internet connection (no offline cache in browser mode).
Beta versions
These player versions are in beta. Direct downloads are not available; they are available on request.
Best for commercial signage at scale
Custom Pi images are compiled on request to match your specific Pi hardware revision.
Electron installer for Windows 10 / 11
AppImage and .deb packages
In development
These are on our roadmap. They are not production-ready today — please use a recommended platform above for live deployments.
macOS Desktop
UPCOMINGPlanned Q3 2026
iOS / iPadOS
UPCOMINGPlanned Q3 2026
Samsung Tizen
BETAClosed beta — request access
LG webOS
BETAClosed beta — request access
Chrome Extension
UPCOMINGPlanned Q3 2026
Chromecast (Cast from browser)
UPCOMINGPlanned Q4 2026
Apple TV / tvOS
UPCOMINGPlanned Q4 2026
Roku
UPCOMINGPlanned Q1 2027
Want early access to a beta platform? Contact us with your hardware details.
Detailed walkthroughs
Click any platform card above to jump straight to its guide.
On your Android TV, open Settings → Device → About → Build (tap 7×) to enable Developer mode.
Settings → Security → enable "Install from unknown sources" for the file manager / browser.
Open the TV browser and go to install.pixelspot.in/android — the APK downloads automatically.
Open the downloaded APK and tap Install.
Launch Pixelplay Player → enter the 6-digit pairing code shown in your CMS → Screens → Pair.
On your Firestick, go to Settings → My Fire TV → Developer options → enable "Apps from Unknown Sources".
Open the Amazon Appstore and install the free app called "Downloader" (by AFTVnews).
Open Downloader and enter the URL: install.pixelspot.in/firetv
Wait for the APK to download, then tap Install.
Launch Pixelplay Player → enter the 6-digit pairing code from your CMS → Screens → Pair.
On any laptop, mini-PC, smart TV browser, or Chromebook, open play.pixelspot.in.
Enter the 6-digit pairing code shown in your CMS → Screens → Pair.
Press F11 (or use the in-app fullscreen button) to enter kiosk / fullscreen mode.
Optional: bookmark the URL or add as a Chrome PWA so it auto-launches on boot.
Why direct downloads?
The Play Store, App Store, and Chrome Web Store reviews take weeks. Rather than block customer launches, we ship the same signed, auto-updating builds via direct download. Once approved, customers already on direct-install will roll over seamlessly — same release manifest, same update channel.
Troubleshooting & FAQ
Spin up the CMS, pair an Android TV / Firestick / Pi / browser in minutes, and start scheduling content the same day.