https://www.cnet.com/news/philo-cheapest-live-tv-streamer-heads-to-apple-tv-amazon-fire-tv/

The live-TV streaming company will work on Apple TV and Amazon Fire TV devices this summer, CEO Andrew McCollum said in an interview last week. An Android mobile app is next on the roadmap. When Philo launched in November, it worked on Roku, Apple mobile devices and Chromecast or any other TV-connected Google Cast, which is relatively limited compared with competitors. 

More importantly, you'll be able to do more with your Philo account. The company is unlocking the streaming apps for the TV networks included in a customer's subscription. That means if you pay for Philo's $16-a-month bundle of cable channels, you'll be able to access the paywalled apps for channels like AMC, Nickelodeon, Discovery Channel and History. (Insiders call this TV Everywhere authentication.)