- Built for a remote
- Everything is reachable with the arrows, OK and Back. No hidden menus, no pointer, no step that needs a phone.
- One search
- Across every channel, film and series at once. Nine thousand badly named channels stop being something you scroll through.
- Resume
- Stop a film on Tuesday, open Loge on Thursday, press OK. It holds your place in films and in every episode of a series.
- Favourites
- The eight channels you actually watch, in one row, first — rather than page four of the order your provider happened to send.
- The TV guide
- What is on now, what is next, and how far into it you already are. Shown when your provider supplies a guide, or when you add one yourself.
- Subtitles and audio
- Change the language without leaving the picture, and it remembers the choice for next time.
- Adult categories off
- If your provider carries them, Loge keeps them out of browsing, out of search and off the home screen until you deliberately turn them on.
- Six platforms, one design
- Television, phone, tablet, Mac. Same layout, same habits. Nobody in the house has to learn a second app.
- No adverts
- None. Not before a film, not on the home screen, not anywhere, at any price.