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One app to watch them all: PhI's first streaming aggregator is here
The Philippine Star
|May 26, 2025
A streaming aggregator app that allows subscribers to access multiple streaming services with just one login and subscription has been recently launched.
Called the Cignal Super App, the "first and only streaming aggregator in the Philippines delivers blockbuster movies, hit series, live TV, sports, documentaries, lifestyle content and more — all in one app, with just one subscription, one login and one easy-to-use service," according to a media release.
With Cignal Super, users can navigate a diverse range of content from their go-to streaming platforms, such as Cignal Play, Pilipinas Live, Max, Viu, Lionsgate Play and many more.
They can watch their favorite HBO Originals shows, such as "The White Lotus," "The Last of Us" and "House of the Dragon," as well as popular titles like "Friends," "DC" and "Harry Potter" from Max, the premier streaming platform from Warner Bros. Discovery.
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