Why Vanta
You bring the subscription. Vanta brings the player.
Providers sell access to channels. What they rarely sell is an app worth using on a television.
Vanta is the player.
You already have a provider and a subscription with them. Vanta is the third thing: the application on your device that plays what that subscription includes.
- Your provider
- They run the service, hold your account and decide which channels and titles your subscription includes.
- Your subscription
- The arrangement between you and your provider. Vanta is not part of it and does not change it.
- Your player
- Vanta. It signs in with the details you give it and shows what comes back, on the device in front of you.
Illustrative screen content. No content included.
What Vanta does not supply
Vanta supplies no channels, no films, no series and no programme listings of its own.
Vanta supplies no provider subscriptions and sells none. It has no list of providers to choose from and does not recommend one.
Everything Vanta shows comes from the provider you connected, under the subscription you already hold.
If you change provider, the player stays yours — add the new source and carry on.
Xtream Codes, M3U and Stalker all arrive in the same screens.
Your sign-in details go from your device to your provider.
What Vanta connects to
Three kinds of provider access, one set of screens.
A provider that uses Xtream Codes.
A provider that supplies an M3U playlist.
A provider that runs a Stalker portal.
What the player does today
Live television, the guide, films and series.
Live TV with a programme guide built from your provider's listings.
Films and series from your provider's catalogue.
Providers of all three kinds: Xtream Codes, M3U and Stalker.
More than one provider on the same device.
Provider details entered on the device itself, with nothing sent anywhere else.
Sources kept up to date on the device.
Categories you can hide or show.
On a television, all of it with the remote.
Vanta supplies no television channels or provider subscription.