Tiger Terms of Service

By installing, loading, or running Tiger on an Android phone, tablet, Android TV, or Fire TV Stick, you enter into this agreement with the operators of Tiger. The terms keep the service lawful, stable, and fair for every user, and continued use signifies acceptance. They are governed by the laws of the Republic of India, including the Copyright Act, 1957.

Tiger's role

Tiger is an Information Location Tool, a content directory and automated search index. Under Section 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000, it holds Safe Harbor protection as a neutral, passive intermediary. Tiger does not host, upload, transcode, store, or transmit any media files across its own network. Every link, broadcast stream, fixture, and synopsis indexed in the app originates on an autonomous third-party server, and ownership of those works stays with their rightful owners under the Copyright Act, 1957.

Free to use

Tiger is free, and the whole directory, fixtures and films alike, is open to every guest with no registration. The app is sustained by light third-party advertising rather than a subscription, so no paywall stands between a fan and the next match. Nothing needs to be bought, signed into, or subscribed to in order to browse schedules, open a stream in 1080p, or move from the phone to the television.

Supported hardware

Tiger is engineered solely for the open Android ecosystem: Android smartphones, Android TVs, and Fire TV Stick. It is not built or supported for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, or other non-Android hardware, and it is not a native Windows or macOS application. A fan who runs Tiger on a desktop through a third-party Android emulator such as BlueStacks or LDPlayer accepts the stability factors virtualization brings, including thermal shifts, driver anomalies, and performance changes beyond our control.

Eligibility and conduct

Because the index is broad and unfiltered, Tiger is intended for users aged 18 and above, or for minors only under the continuous supervision of a parent or guardian; on a shared television or Fire TV Stick, the adult who owns the device is responsible for what is accessed and for who uses it. Your licence is personal, revocable, and non-commercial. You must not reverse-engineer the APK, run scraping bots against the index, resell access, or build commercial derivatives. Any attempt to manipulate the service, overload it, or circumvent its limits results in immediate blocking and possible civil liability under Indian cyber law.

Live broadcast congestion and jurisdiction

Live sport indexing depends on independent third-party feeds. Tiger accepts no liability for stream freezing, resolution drops, or broken connections caused by upstream host collapse or domestic ISP bandwidth limits during marquee competitions such as IPL fixtures, cricket tests, or international football tournaments. Tiger is offered strictly on an “as is” and “as available” basis. These terms are governed by the laws of India, with disputes subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the competent courts in New Delhi or Mumbai, and questions may be raised through our online help centre.