A free Android streaming app for movies, series and live TV, with a football fixtures board built in. Four tabs carry the whole app.
- No sign upOpens straight to the catalogue
- Two buildsPhone and Android TV
- 32.1 MBAndroid 6.0 and newer
What is EveryCine?
EveryCine, written as Every Cine in some listings, is an Android streaming app built around one idea: open it and start watching. It skips the usual setup. The catalogue loads on launch, and every section sits one tap away in the bottom bar.
Four tabs carry the whole app. Home is the film and series catalogue, split into Movies, Series and a separate Kids row. Live handles free to air channels and lets you filter them down to sport or football. Games is the part people underrate: a fixtures board with kickoff times, currently weighted towards CONMEBOL Libertadores and Sudamericana. Profile is where settings and playback preferences live.
The app is built for Android, and the developer also ships a second build shaped for Android TV. Both are on this page. There is no iPhone version, and the developer has not announced one.
What you get
- Movies and series in one catalogue
The home tab carries a rotating hero row, an In Cinemas shelf for recent releases, and separate Movies, Series and Kids sections so a family device does not need a second app.
- Live channels with real filters
The Live tab lists numbered channels and filters them by free to air, sport and football, so finding a match does not mean scrolling past two hundred entries.
- A fixtures board, not just a stream list
The Games tab shows upcoming matches with both crests, the competition name and kickoff time, so you can see what is on later instead of checking back every hour.
- No account and no paywall
Nothing asks you to register. That also means there is no watchlist tied to a login, so your history lives on the device rather than in an account.
- Light on storage
At 32.1 MB installed the app leaves room on a budget phone. Picture in picture is available on the live player, so a match can keep running while you use something else.
How to install EveryCine on Android
- Open the download button at the top of this page
It lists the phone build and the Android TV build separately, so pick the one that matches the device you are installing on.
- Allow installs from your browser
Android will prompt the first time. On Android 8 and newer the toggle is Settings, Apps, Special access, Install unknown apps, then pick the browser you downloaded with.
- Open the file from Downloads
Tap the APK. The package installer lists the permissions the app asks for before anything is written.
- Launch and start browsing
The splash screen shows the version, then the catalogue loads. There is no sign up step to clear.
- Installing on a TV box
Use the Android TV build instead and sideload it with a file manager, or push it from a phone over the local network. The phone build runs on a TV but the remote friendly build is easier to steer.
Phone build vs TV build
| Phone and tablet | Android TV | |
|---|---|---|
| Package | com.android.everycine.mob, 32.1 MB | com.android.everycine.tv, 33.2 MB |
| Navigation | Touch, bottom tab bar | D pad, focus outlines |
| Best for | Phones, tablets, casting | TV boxes, sticks, smart TVs |
| Same catalogue | Yes | Yes |
If you only want one, take the phone build. It runs on a TV box, and you can cast to a screen from it. The TV build is worth the extra download once you are steering with a remote every night.
Questions people ask
Do I need to sign up to use EveryCine?
No. The app opens straight into the catalogue with no registration step and nothing to pay for.
Does EveryCine work on iPhone?
No. EveryCine is an Android app. The developer ships a phone build and an Android TV build, and has not released an iOS version.
Is EveryCine on the Play Store?
No. It is distributed as an APK from the developer's own site, so you install it by sideloading rather than through Google Play.
How big is the EveryCine APK?
The phone build is 32.1 MB and the Android TV build is 33.2 MB. Both are version 1.0.0.
Does EveryCine cost anything?
The app is free and there is no paid tier inside it. There is also no account, so nothing carries a billing option.
Which Android version do I need?
Android 6.0 or newer. The build targets Android 16, so it also runs on current phones without a compatibility warning.
What is the difference between the two downloads?
One is the phone and tablet build, the other is shaped for Android TV remotes. Both are version 1.0.0 and both carry the same catalogue, so pick by device rather than by feature.
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