Multi-view for match day
Watch 2 to 4 channels at once, one with sound. Tap a view for pause, previous channel and next channel. Each view reconnects by itself if its stream drops.
Tenna is a fast, good-looking player for your own Xtream Codes or M3U playlists, with a TV guide, multi-view and live sports scores. Android and iOS are coming soon.
Built around how people actually watch: quick to open, steady on match day, and out of the way.
Watch 2 to 4 channels at once, one with sound. Tap a view for pause, previous channel and next channel. Each view reconnects by itself if its stream drops.
Put one channel from each of your playlists side by side. Every playlist uses its own account, so providers that allow only one stream still work.
A frozen stream is nudged, then restarted, and Tenna waits for the network if you go offline.
Now and Next on every channel, a full guide, and a time-shift for providers whose guide runs early or late.
Films with Dolby Digital or DTS sound play with sound, and you can pick the audio language and subtitles from the file.
Continue watching, auto-play the next episode, and skip intros that Tenna learns from your own skips.
Scores and fixtures by league. Tap a match to open the best channel for it.
Separate favourites and history for each person, and a Kids profile that hides adult categories behind a PIN.
Download the installer for Windows or the disk image for your Mac, and open it.
Enter your provider's Xtream Codes login or paste an M3U link. Tenna comes with no channels of its own.
Your library is saved on the computer, so the next launch opens straight away.
The desktop apps are ready to download. Android and iOS are on the way and will be announced here.
Tenna has no accounts, no ads and no analytics. Your logins and your library are kept on your own device, and the app only talks to your provider and to a public sports scoreboard.
No. Tenna is a player only. You add your own Xtream Codes account or M3U playlist from a provider you have the right to use. Tenna has no say over, and no copy of, what is in it. Read the disclaimer.
Yes. There is no subscription, no ads and no sign-up.
Apple menu, then About This Mac. "Chip: Apple M1" (or M2, M3…) means Apple Silicon: get the mac-arm64 file. "Processor: Intel" means the mac-x64 file. The Intel one on an Apple Silicon Mac works but runs far slower.
They are coming soon. This page will show the download buttons as soon as they are ready.