Serialized vs Loge

Serialized podcasts are podcasts that contain seasons where the listener is encouraged to list each episode of a season in order. The Serialized app is specially designed to help the listener effortlessly listen to this particular type of podcast. The app even allows listeners to listen to more than one season at a time. The app keeps track of each season for the listener.

Loge is a player for the IPTV subscription you already pay for. It includes no channels, films or series, and it never suggests where to find any. You connect your own provider — a playlist link, or an address with a username and password — and Loge reads your channels, films and series, sorts them, makes them searchable, and plays them. YOUR CATALOGUE, IN ORDER Real subscriptions are messy: thousands of entries, duplicate names, missing logos. Loge is built for that. Search covers every channel, film and series at once, and it is tested against real 9,000-item catalogues. Films and series arrive with proper structure — seasons, episodes, the lot — not one long list. The catalogue stays current in the background, so what your provider adds simply appears. PICK UP WHERE YOU STOPPED Resume is per film and per episode, not one bookmark for the whole app. Stop episode four on the sofa, finish it on the train. Continue Watching is the first row on the home screen, and the next episode is queued right from the playback overlay. Watching on the go is what an iPhone is for; Loge treats it that way. LIVE TV WITH A PROPER GUIDE When your provider supplies a TV guide — or you add one — Loge shows what is on now, what is next, and how far into the programme you are. Favourites put the channels you actually watch in one row, first. And when a channel has more than one source and one dies mid-programme, Loge switches to the next source on its own. PLAYBACK THAT BEHAVES A scrubbable seek bar, skip forward and back, playback speed. Audio and subtitle tracks switch without leaving the picture, and your choice is remembered. When subtitles drift, nudge them in tenths of a second from the playback overlay until they land — remembered per stream, so you fix it once. FOLLOW THE CAST Open a film, select an actor, and see everything else they appear in that your own playlist carries. Never a dead end, never a link out to somewhere else. A HOME SCREEN THAT MINDS ITS OWN BUSINESS Adult content is hidden by default — out of browsing, search and the home screen until you explicitly enable it. No adverts, ever, at any price. ONE APP FOR THE HOUSEHOLD Loge looks and works the same on iPhone, iPad, Mac and the television versions, so nobody in the house learns a second app. Your iPhone is also the easy way in for a TV: send your credentials across instead of typing them with the remote. SETUP IS ONE SCREEN Paste your playlist link, or enter the address, username and password from your provider. That is it. No account with us, no card for the trial. FAIR, SIMPLE PRICING The complete app is free for 14 days. After that, the app licence is $4.99 a year or $9.99 once, for life. One licence covers up to 5 phone, tablet and computer devices in the household. Nothing is feature-gated: trial, yearly and lifetime are the same app. Refund within 14 days if it is not for you. The television versions carry their own TV licence. TECHNICAL DETAILS - Sources: M3U and M3U8 playlist URLs, optional XMLTV guide, or Xtream Codes API login (host, username, password) - EPG shown when supplied by your provider or added by you - Live TV, VOD films and series with episode structure - Automatic failover across multiple feeds per channel - Requires iOS 16 or iPadOS 16 and later; a Mac version (macOS 13+) and television versions are also available TO BE CLEAR, ONCE MORE Loge supplies no content and no subscriptions. It is a player for the one you already have. If you do not have an IPTV subscription from a provider, Loge has nothing to play. Website: https://logetv.com Support: support@logetv.com Privacy: https://logetv.com/privacy.html Terms: https://logetv.com/terms.html