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VMLite

US developer of mobile apps, including the rPlay TV IPTV player and VMLite VNC Server for Android

About VMLite

VMLite is a US software developer whose current website presents two mobile apps. One is rPlay TV, a native IPTV player for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and CarPlay; the other is VMLite VNC Server, which lets a PC view and control Android phones and tablets remotely. rPlay TV carries no adverts and needs no account.

What VMLite offers

  • rPlay TV — plays a user's own M3U, Xtream Codes or Dispatcharr playlists, with a full programme guide, multiview and recording.
  • CarPlay video — rPlay TV can show live video on the car display for passengers, on head units with or without built-in video support.
  • VMLite VNC Server — remote viewing and control of Android devices from a PC, whether the device is rooted or not.
  • Wide device support — the VNC server runs on ARM or x86 devices and on virtual machines.

Key facts

  • Based in: United States
  • Platforms: iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, CarPlay and Android

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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