Installing HiTV on Android
You have two options on Android: the direct APK or the Google Play listing. Play is simpler because updates happen on their own. The APK is the way to go if Play isn't available on your device or the listing doesn't show in your country.
Option 1: Google Play (easiest)
Search for "HiTV" on Google Play or use the direct link on our download page, tap Install, and you're done. Skip ahead to the first launch section.
Option 2: Direct APK
Installing HiTV on Windows PC
The Windows client is a proper desktop app, not a wrapped website. It works on Windows 10 and 11 and syncs your watch history with your phone once you sign in.
Installing HiTV on a TV
HiTV isn't in the TV app stores, so you install it through the free Downloader app instead. The short version works on every platform:
- Install Downloader from your TV's app store.
- Allow Downloader to install apps (your TV will prompt you, or you toggle it in settings).
- Open Downloader, enter 1910890, press Go.
- Download the APK, tap Install, then Open.
Code: 1910890
Each TV platform hides the "allow unknown apps" switch somewhere different, which is why we keep separate walkthroughs: the Fire TV guide covers Fire TV Sticks and Fire TV Cubes, the Android TV guide covers smart TVs and Android boxes, and the Google TV guide covers Chromecast with Google TV and newer Sony, TCL, and Hisense sets.
First launch: what to expect
When you open HiTV for the first time, you can browse everything without an account. As a guest you get two full episodes of any series free, which is enough to know whether the streams and subtitles work well on your connection.
Registering (a quick email signup) unlocks the complete library, exclusive titles, My List, and episode reminders. There's no payment step to browse; VIP content is marked separately inside the app.
If something goes wrong
Nine times out of ten it's one of these: the download didn't finish, the unknown-sources permission wasn't granted, or an old version of the app is conflicting with the new one. All three take a minute to fix, and the troubleshooting guide covers them along with buffering, login, and subtitle problems.