Sharing Tivimate Premium Across Devices (Family Use Guide)

Tivimate Premium offers powerful features — but did you know you can share your Premium access across multiple devices? Whether you want to watch on a Firestick in the living room, an Android box in the bedroom, or share with family, it’s totally possible (and legal) when done correctly.

Here’s how to set it up.

How Tivimate Premium Licensing Works

Tivimate Premium is linked to the Google account you used when you first purchased the subscription. It’s not tied to a specific device — meaning:

• You can use the same license on multiple devices
• As long as those devices have access to the same Google account

But what if you’re using a Firestick or a device without Google Play? That’s where the Export/Import Premium Account feature comes in.

Option 1: Install on Devices with Google Play

If the new device supports Google Play:

1. Add the same Google account you used for purchase
2. Download Tivimate from the Play Store
3. Open Tivimate and go to Unlock Premium — your access will be recognized automatically

Perfect for Android TV boxes, tablets, or phones

Option 2: Use Export & Import Feature (For Firestick or Android TV)

For devices without access to the Play Store (like Amazon Firestick):

On the device with Premium:

1. Open Tivimate
2. Go to Settings > Account > Export Premium Account
3. Save the export file to a USB stick or cloud storage (Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.)

On the new device:

1. Install Tivimate
2. Go to Unlock Premium > Import Premium Account
3. Select the file from your storage location
4. Your Premium features will now be active

How Many Devices Can You Share With?

Tivimate doesn’t publish an official limit, but based on user experience:

• Up to 5 devices works reliably
• All devices must use the same exported Premium license file or Google account

✳️ Tip: Don’t share outside your household. The app may restrict access or deactivate Premium if abuse is detected.

Troubleshooting Tips

• If your Premium features aren’t working, make sure:
  • You’re using the correct export file
  • The file wasn’t modified or renamed
  • You’re not logged into a conflicting account
• Always use the latest version of Tivimate
• If using cloud storage, ensure the file is downloaded locally before importing