Cascading failover
Virtual channels with an ordered list of real sources. If one fails — outage, desync, black screen, low throughput — the system jumps to the next one without the viewer noticing, and learns which source performs best over time.
Product
Every block of the system is designed so a reseller can run their business without depending on a technician or SSH access to any server.
Real efficiency
Most IPTV platforms multiply your provider cost with every customer you add. KiraStream is built the other way around.
When several customers watch the same channel, KiraStream opens a single real connection to the provider and shares it internally among all of them. You don't need one provider connection per customer — you need one per active channel, whether 5 people are watching or 500.
Providers often repeat the same channel in several qualities and backups. KiraStream merges all those sources into a single virtual channel, so your customer sees one clear option — not a confusing list they don't know how to pick from.
4 sources merged into 1 virtual channel
Every virtual channel can combine sources from different categories and providers. KiraStream watches each one in real time: if it freezes, goes black, or drops, it automatically jumps to the next source on the list.
The app can show what other users are watching live right on the home screen. It's better discovery for the customer, and for you it means fewer distinct sources open at once: more people watching the same stream that's already active, instead of opening a new one for every single person.
Every week or every month, KiraStream shows you the real peak of simultaneous connections and how many provider lines you're actually consuming. That way you buy the lines you need for your real volume — never too many, never too few at peak time — and plan your next provider purchases with data, not guesswork.
Not just live TV: the most-watched movies and series are automatically saved to the server's local disk. The next customer who requests one gets it instantly, with no extra provider connection spent. Only content with real demand gets cached — minimum watch time, minimum number of distinct viewers over a period — so disk space is never wasted on a one-off nobody will watch again.
Features
Virtual channels with an ordered list of real sources. If one fails — outage, desync, black screen, low throughput — the system jumps to the next one without the viewer noticing, and learns which source performs best over time.
Main node + additional streaming nodes + a GPU/CPU encoding worker farm, all manageable from the panel: add, remove, prioritize and auto-balance load without touching a single file or restarting services.
Unlimited provider accounts, with several backup domains per account that reorder themselves based on health, and automatic merging when several providers offer the same channel.
Native range-based seeking, cross-provider caching, failover in on-demand playback too, and TDT-style recording per local channel with configurable retention.
Any screen becomes a channel: a fleet of GPU/CPU remote desktops with automatic local channel generation and browser session sync across nodes.
Your own library in the same catalog as provider content, with no limit on simultaneous connections, and configurable auto-sync.
One-click trial accounts, VIP priority, three combinable catalog access tiers, and a self-service portal where the end customer manages their account, devices and active streams.
Payments, expenses and profit per currency — fiat and crypto — with no forced conversions, a monthly chart, and one-click PDF receipts with your own branding.
IP blocklist and country blocking in two independent layers, brute-force protection, and per-node VPN with real state detection — not just whether the interface exists.
Active streams, health of every node, a provider occupancy board, and estimated progress bars for movies and series in playback.
Your own name, logo and accent color in the client app and on billing receipts, with automatic metadata enrichment via TMDB.
Download manager with AI-assisted automatic series organization, disk-space-aware queue management, and direct integration with your library.
New "Eco" user tier: a cheaper entry level, subject to connection availability, to win price-sensitive customers without touching the quality of service your premium customers get.
Customizable video notice screens (with your own image) for every situation — no connections available, trial ended, subscription expired, content unavailable — plus a per-customer notice (e.g. payment pending) that can run indefinitely or expire at an exact date and time.
Charts for average and peak provider connections, average live viewers, and a ranking of peak simultaneous-connection moments — with the exact savings from channel multiplexing and VOD caching, measured, not estimated.
Architecture
Every provider connection is a scarce, fragile resource. KiraStream is built around that reality, not despite it.
Multiple accounts, multiple backup domains per account, health checked continuously.
One connection per channel, smart load distribution, cascading failover, self-healing of stuck streams.
Absorb provider token renewals without cuts, with web ABR and live migration between nodes.
Android, Android TV, Samsung, LG and Web — a service that always feels stable.
Security
At the web server level and at the application level, so updating the block list is safe even during peak hours.
Full IP ranges by country code, refreshed once a day, with no added latency to normal traffic.
Configurable threshold of failed attempts; unlocking an account is always a human decision, never automatic.
Real on/off per node, with detection that the tunnel is actually routing traffic — not just that the interface exists.
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