Golku turns your IPTV line into posters, a real guide and tonight's games on a Fire TV Stick or Android TV. Made by an IPTV viewer for IPTV viewers: free on every TV you own, no card, no ads.
Or type the address golku.com/apk. First time? Follow the four steps. Already on Bolt TV? Sign in with the same email and your line and history come with you.

You need a Fire TV Stick or an Android TV, your phone, and an IPTV subscription from any provider that gives you Xtream Codes details or an M3U link. Golku plays your line; it doesn't sell channels.
On the Fire TV home screen, open Find, search for Downloader and install it. It's free.
Go to Settings, My Fire TV, Developer options, Install unknown apps and turn Downloader on. If you don't see Developer options, open My Fire TV, About and click the device name seven times.
Open Downloader, type the code 6520065 (or the address golku.com/apk), select Go, then Install.
Open Golku and scan the code on the screen with your phone. Sign in with your email, then add your IPTV line. The TV starts loading your channels the moment you save it.
On Android TV or Google TV, install Downloader from the Play Store and start at step 3; the TV asks once to allow the install. Updates arrive inside the app. Full install guide


Golku started as one viewer's fix for the same things that bug you: players that look like spreadsheets, ads on a line you already pay for, and a fee for every TV in the house. So the player is free, it never shows ads, and every TV in your home is welcome. If Golku makes your nights better, Plus is how you back it.
The whole player is free, for good: no card, no time limit, no ads, on every TV you own. Plus is the luxury on top, and it pays for the parts that cost us money every day: live scores and sports matching, trailers and cast, and the servers that carry your history between TVs. Every new account gets 7 days of Plus to try.
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$39.99once$49.99
Tired of subscriptions? So are we. Pay once and Plus is yours for as long as Golku runs.
Or $9.99 a year$14.99
Early-access prices. Buy now and you keep yours.
Prices in US dollars; checkout shows yours in your own currency. Golku doesn't include channels: you bring the IPTV subscription.
No. Golku is a player. It plays the IPTV subscription you already have from a provider, using the Xtream Codes details or M3U link they gave you. We don't sell, host or pass on any channels or streams.
Any provider that gives you Xtream Codes details (a server address, username and password) or an M3U playlist link. Your phone checks the details when you save them, so you'll know straight away.
Your 7 days start when you first sign in. When they end you're on the free plan: everything still plays, without the Sports tab, trailers, cast and More Like This, extra profiles and history across TVs. Subscribe or buy lifetime from your phone and Plus comes back on your TVs within seconds.
As many as you like, on every plan: sign in on all the TVs, phones and tablets in your household. There's no device limit because your account holds one IPTV line, and your provider already sets how many screens can watch it at once.
Everything that plays costs us nothing extra per viewer, so it stays free. Plus covers what does cost every day: the live sports data and matching, trailers, cast and recommendations, and keeping your history in step across TVs. Prefer not to subscribe? Lifetime is one payment.
One payment, and Plus stays on your account for as long as Golku runs, on every TV you sign in on. If you're subscribed when you buy it, your subscription stops renewing.
On your phone, go to golku.com/login, sign in and choose Manage or cancel. Your plan runs to the end of the period you paid for.
No. Sign in to Golku with the email you use for Bolt TV and your line, profiles and watch history come across. You start with the same 7 days of Plus.
Yes: Fire TV Sticks and Cubes, Google TV, Android TV boxes, and Android phones and tablets. See the install guide.
In the Downloader app on your Fire TV, type the code 6520065 (or the address golku.com/apk), then sign in with your phone.