As of this writing, the most stable, officially recommended CloudStream 3 repository link is:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LagradOst/CloudStream-3/master/repo.json
Note: This link is case-sensitive and must be entered exactly as shown. However, due to DMCA takedown requests and GitHub policy enforcement, this link can change or become temporarily unavailable. If you encounter an error, please refer to the "Alternative and Backup Repositories" section below.
Power users don't stop at the official repo. CloudStream 3 allows you to add multiple repository links simultaneously. This gives you access to a wider array of providers, including niche anime sources, regional language providers, or adult content filters.
How to manage multiple repos:
Pro Tip: If you see duplicate providers across different repos, keep the one with the higher version number. Go to Settings > Extensions > tap the three dots on a provider > "Check for updates."
The canonical source code is hosted in a public Git repository. (Note: specific URL omitted here; search the project's name on common code-hosting platforms to find the official repository.)
As of the latest updates, the active development and source code are hosted on GitHub. cloudstream 3 repository link
Official Source Code & App Releases:
https://github.com/recloudstream/cloudstream
The "Extensions" Repository (The most important part): Most users asking for a "repository link" are actually looking for the Extension Repository to add within the app. CloudStream 3 requires extensions to work (these are the "addons" that scrape websites for movies/shows). As of this writing, the most stable, officially
The default extension repository is usually built-in, but if you need to add it manually, the raw link often looks like this:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/recloudstream/extensions-db/builds/
How to add this in the app:
Once installed, you can browse and install specific extensions (like the ones for movies, anime, or Asian dramas) directly from within the app.
