Terms

Last updated 10 November 2026

These terms apply to AIOStreams: the software, its apps, this site and the instances its developer runs. “We” means the AIOStreams project and its developers. By using AIOStreams, you agree to these terms, and to your data being handled as the privacy policy describes.

What AIOStreams is

AIOStreams is free, open-source software with no library of its own. It connects to the addons, debrid services, Usenet providers, IPTV providers and media servers that you choose and configure, and passes on what they return. AIOStreams, its apps and this site do not host, store or distribute films, shows, channels or any other content.

Who can use it

You need to be old enough to use online services where you live, or have permission from a parent or guardian.

Using AIOStreams

You decide what AIOStreams connects to and what you watch with it. You're responsible for:

• following the laws where you are, including copyright law, for what you access through it;
• following the terms of every service you connect to it;
• your configuration's password and API keys, and what's done with your configuration.

Don't use AIOStreams to:

• infringe copyright or do anything else unlawful;
• get into services, accounts or media you aren't allowed to, or share credentials that aren't yours to share;
• attack, overload or scrape an instance, get around its sign-in or rate limits, or get in the way of other people using it.

We don't endorse or encourage access to content you have no right to watch.

Other people's services

Addons, debrid services, Usenet and IPTV providers, metadata services and instances run by other people are not ours. We don't run them, control them or check what they offer, and we're not responsible for them or for what they return. Their own terms apply when you use them, and AIOStreams working with a service doesn't mean we endorse it. The public instances listed on this site are run by their own hosts.

If you make an addon that works with AIOStreams, you're responsible for it and for what it returns, including having the rights to it.

What you share

Community features let you share formatters and templates with other people. You're responsible for what you share, and you must have the right to share it. Don't share anything unlawful, infringing, abusive or misleading, anything that collects other people's credentials, or anything that points people to material they have no right to access.

When you share something, you let us host, show, copy and format it as needed to run these features, including passing it on to other AIOStreams instances that list shared items. You keep any rights you already have in it. We may hide or remove anything shared, at any time, without having to explain why.

The software

AIOStreams and its apps are licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3. That licence, not these terms, sets out what you may do with the code. Parts of the apps come from other open-source projects, such as libass, mpv and FFmpeg, under their own licences, which About in the app lists. The software comes as it is, without warranty of any kind, as sections 15 and 16 of the licence say.

Instances we run

An instance the developer runs, such as aiostreams.viren070.me, is free and comes as it is. It may change, slow down, lose data or stop at any time, without notice. It isn't a backup service, so keep your own copy of your configuration. We may limit, suspend or remove access, including deleting a configuration, if it breaks these terms, abuses the instance or puts it or other people at risk.

Privacy

The privacy policy explains what this site, the instances we run and the apps keep about you, and how to have it deleted.

Disclaimers and liability

AIOStreams comes as it is, without warranties of any kind. We don't promise that it, or the content and services it connects to, will be accurate, lawful, safe, available or free of errors.

As far as the law allows, we and the project's contributors aren't liable for any indirect, incidental or consequential loss, or for lost data, lost access or interrupted service, arising from your use of AIOStreams, its apps, this site or our instances, or from the services you connect to them. Where the law doesn't allow a limit like this, our liability is limited as far as it does allow. We're also not responsible for failures outside our control, such as those of your device, your network or a third-party service.

Indemnity

As far as the law allows, you agree to cover us and the project's contributors for any claims, losses and costs that arise from your use of AIOStreams, from what you share, or from your breaking these terms, the law or someone else's rights.

Copyright reports

AIOStreams hosts no films, shows or channels, so a request to remove one should go to the site or service that hosts it. What we do host is this site, the instances we run, and what people share through community features. If you believe something there infringes your rights, email contact@aiostreams.org with:

• where it is, such as its address;
• the work or right involved;
• your contact details;
• what you'd like us to do;
• a statement that you're the rights holder or are allowed to act for them.

We'll review it, and may remove or restrict the material. We may also remove access for anyone who repeatedly shares material that infringes someone's rights.

Changes and ending

AIOStreams changes over time, and its features, apps and instances can change or end. You can stop using it at any time, and delete your configuration as above. We may update these terms. The date at the top shows when they last changed, and using AIOStreams after a change means you accept the new terms. The parts meant to last, such as the disclaimers, liability limits and indemnity, still apply after you stop.

General

If part of these terms can't be enforced, the rest still applies. Not enforcing a term doesn't mean we've given it up. These terms and the AGPL make up the agreement between you and us, and for the code, the licence decides what you may do.

Contact

Email contact@aiostreams.org. For help using AIOStreams, ask on Discord or open an issue on GitHub.