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No, and it never will. ScoreBox is a sports overlay and player for a playlist you provide, similar to how a podcast app needs your RSS feed. It works with the M3U or Xtream URL from an IPTV service you already subscribe to, or your own setup, like a network tuner streaming your over-the-air antenna. ScoreBox does not include, host, distribute, or proxy any channels, streams, or content of its own, and you're responsible for using content you're entitled to access.

It plays. ScoreBox is a full IPTV player, so the channel plays right inside the app on your TV, no jumping out to another player. On Apple TV you can use the default AVKit player or switch on the VLC engine for lower latency and broader format support; on Android TV it uses ExoPlayer with extended codec support. It handles the scores, the channel matching, and the playback all in one place.

One thing: an M3U or Xtream playlist URL from your own IPTV source. Paste it in during setup and you're done.

Apple TV, from the App Store, and Android TV / Google TV, from Google Play. Each store is a separate purchase, but one purchase covers every TV signed in to that store account.

ScoreBox covers 57 leagues across football, basketball, baseball, hockey, soccer, MMA, racing, Australian rules, rugby league, rugby union, cricket, tennis, and golf. The complete list is here. Live scores and schedules work for every league on it.

Missing yours? Tell me, I track every request and they show me where the demand is. What decides it is whether there's a reliable source for that league's schedule and scores.

ScoreBox combines several signals. Where real per-game listings are available, it searches every provider you added for the named network, including HD and 4K variants. It also matches channels named for a team, the exact matchup, or a one-off event feed, then reads your provider's guide to check what is on now and what comes next.

When a country does not have per-game listings yet, ScoreBox labels curated rights-holder suggestions as a best guess. A suggested network may show another game or programme, so check the guide to corroborate it. Country filters keep local options first, and pinned channels remember your preferred feed. We're working to expand real per-game coverage; scores and schedules are complete either way.

Yes. ScoreBox runs on your device with no server behind it, so there's no monthly cost to pass on to you. $9.99 once, updates included. No ads and no in-app purchases.

Because ScoreBox is deliberately not freemium. A trial would mean shipping a locked-down free app with an unlock purchase inside it, the model most IPTV companions use and the one ScoreBox was built to reject. One plain purchase gets you more: everything included with no subscription, no in-app purchases, and no ads; every TV signed in to your store account covered; and the whole household covered too, through Apple Family Sharing or Google Play Family Library. (Family Library doesn't even share in-app purchases, so the "free app + unlock" version would lose that.) Still want to kick the tires first? Apple TV has the free TestFlight beta above. There's no Android equivalent: Google Play's beta track still requires buying the app, it just gets updates early. But Play refunds are straightforward if you buy it and it isn't for you.

Nowhere we can reach. Your playlist and setup sync across your Apple TVs through your own iCloud (or back up to your own Google account on Android TV), and never touch our servers. ScoreBox has no account system and no server of its own, and the App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Collected."