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LG webOS App for Your Streaming Service

A native app for LG televisions, carrying your brand and catalogue and sharing one backend with every other screen.

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Be on the TV Set Viewers Already Own

The Vodlix LG webOS app puts your streaming service on the television somebody already owns. Nobody buys a TV to install your app, which is exactly why being present on the set matters. A viewer who finds your service waiting in the LG content store will try it; one who has to buy a streaming stick mostly will not. A native webOS app, carrying your brand and catalogue, removes that barrier. For OTT operators, webOS is reach without hardware in the way.


Large installed base

webOS on every LG set.

Native app

Built for the LG remote.

One backend

Shared with your other apps.

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A Substantial Audience With No Extra Hardware

LG is among the largest television manufacturers in the world, and webOS runs on every LG smart TV it sells. A native Vodlix webOS app reaches that entire installed base with no extra hardware, no dongle and no separate device for the viewer to buy. The audience is substantial and growing with every set sold. Being on webOS means being on a large share of the living rooms in many markets.


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Built for the LG Remote

The Vodlix webOS app is built for the LG remote. Every row, tile and control shows clearly where focus is, because on a television the cursor is the viewer's eyes. Navigation is designed around directional movement and the Magic Remote's pointer, not adapted from a mouse and keyboard layout. An app built for the remote is what makes browsing and playback comfortable from across the room.


Live Channels on the Same Set

A television is where live still feels natural, so your channels sit in the webOS app beside the on demand catalogue rather than in a separate place. The channel list carries numbers, logos and category tabs, with search for operators running hundreds of them, and each channel shows what it supports so a viewer knows where catch up is available before they tune in. Channels arrive with their programme guide, which is what turns a list of streams into something people browse. Run it alongside IPTV and live streaming and the whole operation sits on one backend.


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One Place to Set Them All Up

Smart television apps are configured together rather than one console per manufacturer. Branding, artwork and behaviour for LG sit beside Samsung and the rest of your TV apps, so adding a platform is a configuration step instead of another system for somebody to learn.


One Catalogue on Every Screen

The Vodlix webOS app sits alongside your other TV apps on one platform with one catalogue, one set of subscriber accounts and the same content lists. Adding webOS adds reach rather than another codebase to maintain. Vodlix builds, publishes to the LG content store and maintains the app. One catalogue on every screen is what keeps a multi platform service consistent for viewers and manageable for your team.


Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about taking advantage of this limited-time offer? Check out the FAQ for answers.

Is the Vodlix LG webOS app native?
Yes. The Vodlix LG webOS app is a native application built for LG smart TVs and the LG Magic Remote, with visible focus and directional navigation designed for the living room.
Why launch a streaming app on LG webOS?
LG is among the largest television manufacturers in the world and every LG smart TV runs webOS, so a Vodlix webOS app reaches a very large installed base with no extra hardware.
Is the LG webOS app branded as mine?
Yes. The Vodlix webOS app is fully white label, with your brand, colours and catalogue throughout and nothing on screen pointing back to Vodlix.
Does the LG app need separate hardware?
No. The Vodlix webOS app runs directly on the LG television a viewer already owns, installed from the LG content store, with no streaming stick or set top box required.
Does the LG webOS app share data with my other apps?
Yes. The Vodlix LG webOS app shares one backend, catalogue, subscriber accounts and content lists with your web, mobile and other TV apps.
Does content stay in sync with our other apps?
Yes. LG reads the same catalogue, content lists and subscriber accounts as the web, mobile and other television apps, so publishing once puts a title everywhere rather than needing to be repeated per platform.
Can we run LG alongside Samsung, Roku, Android TV and Apple TV?
That is the normal arrangement. Every television platform sits on the same backend, so each one you add is extra reach rather than extra maintenance, and a subscriber moves between them on one account.