Live TV, movies and series in your browser

Live TV, movies and series. Together.

WatchAtlas is a place to explore live television, movies and series from your browser. Search for a title, browse the available catalogue, and keep the things you want to watch in lists of your own.

Titles, channels and playback options depend on the available catalogue, your account and your location. An internet connection is required for streaming.

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Choose what you want to watch

Start with Live TV to explore channels by country, Movies to look for a film, or Series to find a programme and its available episodes. Search helps you find a particular title without working through every category.

The catalogue can change. A channel or title shown in one account or location may not be available in another, so check the current library after signing in.

Build a library that feels like yours

Use the heart on a channel, movie or series to add it to your favourites. Create more than one list and give each a name, such as Weekend films, Series to follow or Favourite channels.

WatchAtlas offers English and Arabic app interfaces. You can choose your preferred app language when creating an account and change it later using the language control.

Get started on your phone or computer

You can open WatchAtlas in your browser or add the web app to a supported device for a convenient shortcut. Installing the app does not download the video library.

  1. Create an account with email or use Google sign-in.
  2. If you register by email, open the verification message in your mailbox and verify your address before watching.
  3. Sign in, browse your available library and choose a channel or title.

Your questions, answered

What can I find in WatchAtlas?

WatchAtlas brings together live TV, movies and series. Sign in to see the catalogue currently available to your account and location.

Can I use WatchAtlas on a phone and a computer?

Yes. WatchAtlas is designed for phone and desktop browsers. Playback depends on the device, browser, connection and source format.