StreamFC vs TiviMate: Matchday or a TV Channel Guide?
By StreamFC · About 4 minutes to read · Sources checked
Quick answer
Choose StreamFC to find matches by league and kickoff across Apple and Android devices. Choose TiviMate for a channel guide on Android TV, especially if recording or multiview matters.
Published by the StreamFC team using our product guides and the official sources linked below. This is a documented feature comparison, not a hands-on performance test.
What is StreamFC?
StreamFC combines sports fixtures, kickoff times, and broadcaster information in Matchday. It also plays your own sources through a playlist URL or provider credentials in Setup, where supported.
A fixture tells you what is scheduled. Your provider determines which channels you can actually watch. Some competition coverage is experimental, and availability varies by region.
How Matchday and league coverage workWhat is TiviMate?
TiviMate is a playlist player designed for Android TV and remote controls. Its Google Play listing describes a channel guide, recording, catch-up, and multiview.
TiviMate on Google PlayStreamFC vs TiviMate: feature comparison
Yes means documented support; Partly means support has limits explained in the row. No means explicitly excluded. Not stated means the reviewed sources do not establish support. An undocumented feature is not proof that it is unavailable.
| Topic | StreamFCSports schedules & listings | TiviMatePlaylist-style TV player |
|---|---|---|
| Fixtures organized by league and kickoff | Yes Matchday combines sports fixtures with broadcaster information. | Not stated A comparable fixture guide is not documented in the sources reviewed. |
| Supported devices | Yes iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android phones and tablets, and Android TV. | Yes Android TV; the developer says it is not optimized for phones or tablets. |
| Playback from your own sources | Partly Add a playlist URL or provider credentials in Setup, where supported. | Yes Plays content you supply. Check the formats listed below. |
| Channel guide, recording, and multiview | Not stated Equivalent tools are not documented in the StreamFC guides reviewed. | Yes M3U, Xtream Codes, and Stalker Portal; EPG, recording, catch-up, and multiview. |
| Paid sports channels included | No App plans do not include a channel package. | No You supply the content; buying the player does not buy broadcast access. |
StreamFC
Matchday combines sports fixtures with broadcaster information.
TiviMate
A comparable fixture guide is not documented in the sources reviewed.
StreamFC
iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android phones and tablets, and Android TV.
TiviMate
Android TV; the developer says it is not optimized for phones or tablets.
StreamFC
Add a playlist URL or provider credentials in Setup, where supported.
TiviMate
Plays content you supply. Check the formats listed below.
StreamFC
Equivalent tools are not documented in the StreamFC guides reviewed.
TiviMate
M3U, Xtream Codes, and Stalker Portal; EPG, recording, catch-up, and multiview.
StreamFC
App plans do not include a channel package.
TiviMate
You supply the content; buying the player does not buy broadcast access.
Finding a match vs browsing the TV guide
Start with the question you ask before a game. If it is “Who is playing, and which broadcaster has the match?”, StreamFC’s Matchday is designed for that task.
If you already know the channel and want to browse its schedule, TiviMate’s EPG grid may fit better. Its recording and multiview features address different needs from fixture discovery.
These are workflow recommendations, not a measured speed comparison. Try your own playlist and a familiar fixture before deciding which approach you prefer.
Sources: TiviMate on Google Play · StreamFC product guide
StreamFC vs TiviMate: pricing and subscriptions
StreamFC starts free. Its published Pro prices are US$2.99 monthly, US$14.99 annually, or US$34.99 for lifetime access. Pro includes unlimited playback; applicable taxes may be added.
TiviMate lists in-app purchases. The public listing reviewed does not give a complete Premium price schedule; check the offer on your device before comparing annual costs.
Compare the app purchase separately from your content subscription. Paying for player features does not add channels to your provider account.
Sources: StreamFC pricing (USD) · TiviMate on Google Play
Choose StreamFC if…
- You want to browse upcoming games by competition and kickoff.
- You need a sports guide on both Apple and Android devices.
Choose TiviMate if…
- Your main screen is an Android TV operated with a remote.
- Recording or watching multiple channels matters more than a dedicated fixture view.
Common questions
What is the main difference between StreamFC and TiviMate?
Choose StreamFC to find matches by league and kickoff across Apple and Android devices. Choose TiviMate for a channel guide on Android TV, especially if recording or multiview matters.
Is StreamFC a TiviMate alternative for iPhone?
For sports discovery, yes: StreamFC supports iPhone and connects fixtures with broadcaster information. TiviMate is designed for Android TV. The apps do not promise identical playback tools.
Do StreamFC and TiviMate include paid sports channels?
No. These apps do not include a paid sports channel package. StreamFC shows match and broadcaster information; playback requires a source you are entitled to use.
Can I use StreamFC alongside TiviMate?
You can use StreamFC for match discovery while keeping your existing player. Playback in StreamFC needs separate Setup. Provider connection limits and supported formats still apply.
Will every listed match play through my provider?
No. A broadcaster listing does not guarantee that the channel is in your playlist or available in your region. Check your provider’s access and the competition coverage before kickoff.
Sources and comparison method
Sources were reviewed on 2026-09-18. Store listings describe advertised features; we have not benchmarked playback, reliability, or ease of use. Prices and compatibility can change.
Try StreamFC with your next match
Find a fixture, check the broadcaster information, and confirm that your own source carries the channel. Use that routine to decide whether Matchday fits how you watch sports.