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Welcome to SMOTV. Browse social websites from Android TV with remote-friendly controls, local household profiles, Incognito, search, custom shortcuts, and a customizable Home screen. Hold OK on a Home icon to move or remove it. Website sessions stay separate for each profile, and active pages close when you return Home.
Social media browser for Android TV with profiles and remote-friendly controls.
Bring the social web to the biggest screen in your home. SMOTV is a remote-friendly Android TV browser and navigation layer designed for social-media websites. Browse popular services, search for a platform, or add another social website while keeping controls predictable from the sofa. BUILT FOR A TV REMOTE • Use the directional pad to move between apps and page controls • Press OK to open or activate the focused item • Press Back to leave a website and return to a clean Home screen • Use voice search and voice typing on supported Android TV devices • Open optional browser controls only when you need them MAKE HOME YOURS • Reorder Home icons with the directional pad • Remove an icon without deleting its website account • Restore hidden services from Search • Add shortcuts for other social websites PRIVATE LOCAL PROFILES • Keep separate website sessions for different people on the same TV • Protect household profiles with an optional local PIN • Use Incognito for a temporary session that clears when closed • Keep profile names, icon layout and website storage locally on the TV TV-FRIENDLY VIEWING SMOTV uses the full screen without a permanent navigation footer. Portrait content is presented inside the television's landscape display while preserving its intended shape where the website supports it. IMPORTANT SMOTV is an independent web browser and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the social-media services it can open. Each website controls its own availability, sign-in rules, content, camera or microphone support, and regional restrictions. Some providers may limit sign-in or features inside embedded browsers.