Who's behind Raudo

Why Raudo exists

Raudo was born out of a specific frustration: almost every good IPTV player lives on Android or Fire TV, and on Windows you were left with slow emulators or half-finished apps. Something simple was missing — a native, fast, well-crafted player for the PC.

The idea that drives everything is live speed. During a match, being thirty seconds behind means hearing the goal at the neighbour's before you see it. Raudo can speed playback up to eat that delay and put you right at the live edge — that flagship feature was the starting point, and everything else (EPG guide, catch-up, favourites, parental control) was built around it.

The result is a player that respects your time and your privacy: no account, no ads, no tracking. You bring your list and Raudo puts the best possible experience on top.

Who makes it

Behind Raudo is Pedro, an indie developer in Spain. There's no large team and no investors: there's one person who uses the app every day, listens to the people who try it, and ships improvements at his own pace.

That has an upside for you: decisions are simple and honest. No selling your data, no filling the app with ads, no hiding what the program does. If something can be done while respecting your privacy, that's how it's done.

The code for the releases and the changelog are published on GitHub, and anyone can follow the development, report a bug or suggest an idea.

Free today, honest always

Raudo is free right now, with all its features. Later there will be an optional premium tier, around €5 a year with a 7-day trial, to help sustain the project — but the player will stay available.

And one thing that won't change: Raudo is only the player. It does not include, host or provide any channels or content of any kind. You bring your own list (M3U or Xtream Codes) and you're responsible for what you load. That line is part of who we are, not a footnote.