Share and watch offline. Stream when you’re online.

Both. It’s one app. Install it on your Android phone and it works on its own. If you also have an Android TV, Google TV or Fire TV, install the same app there to watch your phone’s videos on the big screen.

No. Everything on your phone works without a TV: your video feed, sending files to friends, sharing the app, and free TV & radio. The TV is an extra.

Yes. AppDesta is free to download on Google Play and the Amazon Appstore, and the media player and file sharing are free to use.

No. Sending files, sharing the app, your video feed, and watching on your TV all work without internet or data, including when you share over your phone’s hotspot. Only free TV & radio and pasted video links need internet.

No. AppDesta only uses the hotspot to link your phone to the TV or to other phones, and your files travel directly between them. Tip: turn off mobile data while you share. Then other apps, or the TV itself, can’t use your data in the background.

Android TV and Google TV (for example TCL, Sony, Xiaomi and Chromecast with Google TV), Android TV boxes, and Amazon Fire TV (Fire TV Stick, Cube and Fire TV smart TVs). Samsung, LG and Hisense TVs can’t run AppDesta on their own system yet, but you can plug in a Fire TV Stick or an Android TV box and use it that way.

Only if you want to watch on your TV. On Android TV and Google TV, get it from the Google Play Store. On Fire TV, get it from the Amazon Appstore. Just search “AppDesta”. You can also send the app to your TV straight from your phone.

Your phone and TV need to be on the same Wi-Fi, or the TV can join your phone’s hotspot. Neither needs internet.

Not yet. AppDesta is for Android phones, Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV for now.

Free TV channels and radio stations that come with the app, plus videos from links you paste. AppDesta plays the link you give it. It doesn’t host or sell the streams itself.

Links to video pages and direct video or live stream links. Some websites block outside players or need you to sign in, so not every link will play. YouTube links aren’t supported.

Only stream what you have the right to watch: official free channels, videos shared by the people who made them, or content you’ve paid for. If a link looks like a copy of a paid movie or a pay-TV channel, please don’t use it. Read our Content Guidelines.

Yes. Streams come from the internet, so they use data on your phone. When you send a stream to your TV, the TV loads it through its own internet connection, so it needs internet too.