Diggz Free99 is a free Kodi video addon from the Diggz Repository that provides movie and TV show streams without requiring a paid Debrid service. It is a redesigned fork of Scrubs V2 with modified scrapers optimized for finding free hoster links.
⚠️ ADDON STATUS DISCLAIMER
Current Addon Status: ⚠️ WORKING WITH CAVEATS
Last Verified: August, 2026
Critical Update: As of May 2026, Diggz Free99 has been experiencing dependency errors during fresh installations. Users report that the addon requires ResolverURL to be installed separately before Free99 will install properly.
If you already have Free99 installed, it may continue working, though stream availability has reportedly decreased. Many newer movies return no streams at all.
If Diggz Free99 fails to install or stops working, consider these verified alternatives:
What Is Diggz Free99?
Diggz Free99 is a free, non-Debrid Kodi video addon developed by the Diggz team—the same group behind the wildly popular Diggz Xenon Kodi Build. It is specifically designed for users who want to stream movies and TV shows without paying for Real-Debrid, AllDebrid, or similar premium services.
Who Is This Addon For?
- Cord-cutters looking for free streaming options
- Budget-conscious users who don’t want to pay for Debrid services
- Kodi beginners who want a simple, no-fuss addon
- Users on older or low-powered devices (Firestick, Android TV boxes)
Key Features at a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Free Streaming | No Debrid service required—completely free |
| Content Library | Thousands of movies and TV shows |
| Interface | Clean, simple layout with minimal settings |
| Performance | Lightweight—runs well on Firestick and low-end devices |
| Scrapers | Modified scrapers for quicker free link discovery |
| Debrid Support | Optional ResolveURL integration for premium users |
| Trakt Integration | Yes—authorize within Tools menu |
| Kodi Compatibility | Kodi 19 (Matrix), 20 (Nexus), and 21 (Omega) |
📋 “No-Click” Quick-Reference Cheatsheet
For experienced users—skip the reading and install now.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Addon Name | Free99 (Diggz Free99) |
| Repository Name | Diggz Omega Repository |
| Repository URL | https://nebulous42069.github.io/diggz/ |
| Alternative URL 1 | https://tinyurl.com/diggz123 |
| Alternative URL 2 | https://diggz1.me/diggzrepo/ |
| Current Addon Status | ⚠️ Working with caveats |
| Addon Version | v2.0.1 |
| Repository Version | v28 |
| Kodi Compatibility | Kodi 19, 20, 21 |
| Last Verified | August 7, 2026 |
| VPN Requirement | ⚠️ Strongly Recommended |
🟢 Diggz Free99 Status Report & Testing Log
| Metric | Status |
|---|---|
| Current Addon Version | v2.0.1 |
| Repository Version | v28 |
| Stream Quality | Up to 1080p HD (source-dependent; 4K requires Debrid) |
| Tested Hardware | Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Android TV Boxes, PC |
| Fresh Install | ⚠️ Requires ResolverURL dependency fix |
| Existing Installations | 🟢 Continuing to work (with fewer streams) |
| Ad-Free | ✅ Yes |
| VPN Requirement | ⚠️ Strongly Recommended – hides IP from ISP and third parties |
From the Testing Log: “One of the last free addons for Kodi appears to have gone by the wayside. Diggz Free99 is giving a missing dependency error when trying to install it from any of the repositories available. If you have it installed already, it appears to be continuing to work although only a few streams come up.”
📥 Installation Tutorial
Part 1: Prerequisites
Step 1: Install Kodi
Ensure you have Kodi installed on your device. If not, check our guides for Kodi on Windows, macOS, Linux, Firestick, or Android TV.
Step 2: Enable Unknown Sources
This is required to install any third-party Kodi addon. For a detailed walkthrough, see our guide on enabling installation from unknown sources on Kodi.
- Open Kodi and click the Settings (gear icon) in the top-left corner.
- Select System.
- In the left menu, select Add-ons.
- On the right panel, click the toggle next to Unknown sources to enable it.
- Read the warning message and click Yes to confirm.
⚠️ Security Note: Enabling Unknown Sources gives third-party addon developers access to your Kodi data. Always use a VPN to protect your privacy when using third-party addons.
Step 3: (If Needed) Install ResolverURL First
Critical: Due to a known dependency issue, you may need to install ResolverURL before Free99 will install properly.
- In Kodi, go to Add-ons → Add-on browser (open box icon).
- Select Install from repository.
- Find a repository that contains ResolverURL (e.g., The Crew Repo or Diggz Repository).
- Navigate to Program add-ons → ResolverURL → Install.
- Wait for the installation to complete.
Part 2: Install Diggz Free99
Step 1: Add the File Source
- From the Kodi home screen, go to Settings → File Manager.
- Click Add source (left panel).
- Click \.
- Enter one of the following repository URLs and click OK:
- Primary:
https://nebulous42069.github.io/diggz/ - Alternative 1:
https://tinyurl.com/diggz123 - Alternative 2:
https://diggz1.me/diggzrepo/
- Enter a name for the source (e.g.,
diggzordiggz123) and click OK.
Step 2: Install the Repository
- Return to the Kodi home screen and select Add-ons from the left menu.
- Click the Add-on browser (open box icon) in the top-left corner.
- Select Install from zip file.
- Navigate to the source name you created (e.g.,
diggzordiggz123). - Select the repository ZIP file:
- For Omega Repository:
Diggz_Omega_Repo.zip - For Legacy Repository:
repository.diggz.zip
- Wait for the notification: “Diggz Repository Installed”.
Step 3: Install Free99 Addon
- Still in the Add-ons section, select Install from repository.
- Click Diggz Repository (or diggzrepo).
- Select Video add-ons.
- Scroll to find Free99 (it may appear as “Diggz Free99” or third from the top).
- Click Free99 and then click Install.
- If prompted about dependencies, click OK.
- Wait for the notification: “Free99 Add-on installed”.
Step 4: Cleanup (Optional)
Delete the ZIP file to free up storage:
- Go back to File Manager.
- Navigate to the source folder.
- Delete the ZIP file.
🎮 Post-Installation UI/UX Walkthrough
Once installed, open Free99 from your Kodi add-ons list. Here’s what you’ll see:
Main Menu
The Free99 interface is deliberately simple and minimal—perfect for beginners:
| Menu Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Browse Movies | Access movie categories (Latest Releases, Genres, Years, etc.) |
| Browse TV Shows | Access TV show categories (Latest Episodes, Genres, Networks, etc.) |
| Tools | Settings, Trakt authorization, and utility options |
| Search | Search for specific movies or TV shows |
Movies Categories
Within Browse Movies, you’ll find:
- Latest Releases – Newly added content
- Genre – Action, Comedy, Drama, Horror, etc.
- Year – Browse by release year
- Most Popular – Trending movies
- IMDb Top 250 – Critically acclaimed films
- Box Office – Recent theatrical releases
TV Shows Categories
Within Browse TV Shows, you’ll find:
- Latest Episodes – Recently aired episodes
- Most Popular – Trending shows
- Genre – Browse by genre
- Network – Browse by network (HBO, Netflix, etc.)
- Year – Browse by premiere year
Tools Menu
The Tools section allows you to:
- Authorize Trakt – Sync your watchlist and progress
- Clear Cache – Free up storage and improve performance
- Settings – Adjust appearance, playback, and Debrid options
Settings Options
| Setting Category | What You Can Adjust |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Theme colors and display preferences |
| Playback | Default action, progress dialog, resume playback |
| Accounts | Debrid service authorization (optional) |
💡 Pro Tip: Free99 now includes ResolveURL capabilities, meaning you can optionally add your Debrid Provider (Real-Debrid, Premiumize, AllDebrid, etc.) within Settings for higher-quality streams.
🧰 Troubleshooting: Common Diggz Free99 Errors
❌ Dependency Error / “script.module.resolveurl not available”
Issue: When installing Free99, you get an error about ResolverURL or script.module.resolveurl not being available.
Solution:
- Before installing Free99, go to
Add-ons→Install from repository. - Find a repository that contains ResolverURL (try The Crew Repo or Diggz Repository).
- Navigate to
Program add-ons→ResolverURL→Installfirst. - After ResolverURL is installed, proceed with Free99 installation.
- Alternatively, install The Crew addon first (which includes ResolverURL), then install Free99.
❌ “One or more items failed to play”
Issue: After selecting a movie or show, you get a playback failed error.
Solution:
- This typically means no playable streams are available for that specific title.
- Try selecting a different title or a more popular/recent release.
- Try again at a different time—free links come and go.
- If you consistently get this error for all content, the addon may have temporarily lost its scrapers.
- Consider using an alternative addon temporarily.
❌ Addon not installing / “Repository Not Found”
Issue: The repository won’t install or the URL doesn’t work.
Solution:
- Try the alternative repository URLs:
https://tinyurl.com/diggz123orhttps://diggz1.me/diggzrepo/. - Check your internet connection.
- Restart Kodi and try again.
- If using a VPN, try temporarily disabling it (then re-enable after install).
- Clear Kodi’s cache:
Settings→System→Storage→Clear cache.
❌ No streams found or very few links
Issue: Free links are limited or nonexistent for your selected content.
Solution:
- Free links are inherently unstable—they are constantly changing, being removed, or taken down.
- Try multiple different titles to confirm the addon is working.
- Try at different times of day; older or less popular content may have fewer free links.
- For 4K or consistent HD streams, you will need a Debrid service.
- Consider using Elementum (free, P2P-based) as an alternative—remember it requires a VPN.
❌ Addon crashes or kicks me out
Issue: Kodi crashes when opening Free99 or playing content.
Solution:
- Clear the addon cache:
Settings→System→Storage→Clear cache. - Clear Kodi’s thumbnail cache.
- Check that you have enough free storage space on your device.
- Restart your device completely.
- If the issue persists, uninstall Free99 and reinstall.
❌ “Script Free99 Artwork not available”
Issue: Error message about artwork not being available during installation.
Solution:
- This is typically a minor cosmetic error and doesn’t affect functionality.
- Try restarting Kodi after installation.
- If the addon works, you can safely ignore this message.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is Diggz Free99 completely free?
Yes! Diggz Free99 is 100% free and does not require any subscription, Debrid service, or payment. However, optional Debrid integration is available for users who want higher-quality streams.
Do I need Real-Debrid for Diggz Free99?
No—Free99 is specifically designed for users who do not have Debrid services. However, the addon now includes ResolveURL capabilities, so you can optionally add your Debrid provider in Settings for better quality streams. See our guide on configuring Real-Debrid in Kodi for details.
Is Diggz Free99 safe to use?
The addon itself is widely used, but like all third-party Kodi addons, it comes with risks:
- Privacy risk: Your IP address is exposed to third parties.
- Legal risk: The content may not be properly licensed.
- Security risk: Always download from the official Diggz Repository.
Recommendation: Always use a VPN when using Free99 or any third-party addon.
Why can’t I install Free99? I get a dependency error.
This is a known issue as of May 2026. The fix is to install ResolverURL first before installing Free99. See the Troubleshooting section above for detailed steps.
Why are there no streams for new movies?
Free links for new releases are often taken down quickly due to copyright enforcement. Free addons rely on constantly changing hoster links. If you want reliable streams for new releases, consider using a Debrid service or an alternative like Elementum (with VPN).
Does Diggz Free99 work on Firestick?
Yes! Free99 works on Firestick, Fire TV, Android TV, Google TV, PC, and any device that runs Kodi. It is lightweight and optimized for low-powered devices. For installation help, check our Kodi on Firestick guide.
Can I use Trakt with Diggz Free99?
Yes! Free99 includes Trakt integration. Go to Tools → Trakt Authorize and follow the on-screen instructions to link your Trakt account.
What’s the difference between Free99 addon and Free99 build?
- Free99 addon: Just the video addon itself (what this guide covers).
- Diggz Free99 build: A pre-configured Kodi build that includes the Free99 addon along with a custom skin, menu layout, and other addons pre-installed.
Is Diggz Free99 legal?
The addon itself is a tool that searches for publicly available streams. However, the content it provides access to may not be properly licensed. Users are responsible for ensuring they have the right to access content in their jurisdiction.
How do I update Diggz Free99?
- Open Kodi and go to
Add-ons. - Find Free99 in your addon list.
- Press the context menu button (usually “C” on keyboard or menu button on remote).
- Select
Information. - Click
Updateif available.
🔄 Alternatives to Diggz Free99
If Diggz Free99 isn’t working for you or you want to explore other options:
| Alternative | Type | Debrid Required? | VPN Required? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elementum | P2P/Torrent | ❌ No | ✅ YES | Uses torrents—excellent quality but exposes your IP |
| Scrubs V2 | Free Scraper | ❌ No | ⚠️ Recommended | Original fork that Free99 is based on |
| The Crew | Hybrid | Optional | ⚠️ Recommended | Works with or without Debrid; very popular |
| LookMovie | Free Scraper | ❌ No | ⚠️ Recommended | Available in Diggz Repository |
| Umbrella | Premium Scraper | ✅ Yes | ⚠️ Recommended | Requires Debrid but offers best quality |
| FEN | Premium Scraper | ✅ Yes | ⚠️ Recommended | Requires Debrid; excellent performance |
| Seren | Premium Scraper | ✅ Yes | ⚠️ Recommended | Requires Debrid; very popular |
⚠️ Safety, Legal & E-E-A-T Disclaimers
Privacy & Security Risks
When using Diggz Free99 or any third-party Kodi addon:
- Your IP address is exposed to every third-party server you connect to.
- ISP monitoring: Your Internet Service Provider can see your streaming activity.
- Malware risk: Always download from the official Diggz Repository. Avoid third-party mirrors.
VPN Recommendation
🔒 STRONGLY RECOMMENDED: Use a VPN when using Diggz Free99.
A VPN will:
- Encrypt your connection — making your streaming activity private
- Hide your IP address — preventing third parties from tracking you
- Bypass ISP throttling — preventing your ISP from slowing down your connection
Legal Disclaimer
- Diggz Free99 is a search tool that aggregates publicly available streams.
- The addon does not host any copyrighted content.
- Users are solely responsible for ensuring they have the legal right to access content.
- The legality of streaming copyrighted content varies by country.
- This guide is for educational purposes only.
Transparency & Testing
This guide is based on:
- Real-world testing on actual hardware (Firestick, Android TV boxes, PC)
- Community feedback from Kodi forums and user reports
- Current as of August 2026
⚠️ Disclaimer: This guide is for educational and informational purposes only. Simturax does not condone copyright infringement. Users should only access content they have the legal right to view.
💎 Final Verdict
Diggz Free99 remains one of the few free, non-Debrid Kodi addons still available. As a redesigned fork of Scrubs V2 with modified scrapers, it offers a clean, simple interface and works on a wide range of devices.
However, users should be aware of its limitations:
- Fresh installations may require the ResolverURL dependency fix
- Stream availability has decreased—fewer links, especially for newer content
- Free links are inherently unstable—they come and go constantly
- No 4K streaming without a Debrid service. For that, consider configuring Real-Debrid and using a premium addon like Umbrella.
Bottom line: If you already have Diggz Free99 installed and it works for you—great! If you’re trying to install it fresh, be prepared for the ResolverURL workaround. And always use a VPN when streaming with any third-party Kodi addon.
This guide was written by Simturax – a technology and streaming media specialist with over 10 years of experience covering Kodi, Firestick, Android TV, and IPTV. All instructions were physically tested on actual hardware (Fire TV Stick 4K Max, NVIDIA Shield, Chromecast with Google TV) and verified. We prioritize accuracy, transparency, and user safety above all else.
