How Watch Picker works
Watch Picker finds something worth watching on the services you already pay for, ranked by how good it actually is, not by what a service wants to promote this week. It works without an account; one keeps your lists on every device.
Step 1
Pick your services
Tell us which of Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, HBO Max and Peacock you have. Every list shows only what you can actually watch.
Step 2
Mark what you've seen
Tap Seen on anything you've watched and it disappears from every list, so what's left is new to you. Add stars and it teaches For You your taste.
Step 3
Get your picks
Rate about ten titles and For You starts picking for you, with a reason for each one. The more you rate, the sharper it gets.
What you get
One Trust Score
Every title gets a single 0–100 score you can rely on, instead of three ratings that disagree.
For You
Picks matched to your ratings and favorite genres, explained: “Because you liked Chernobyl.”
Watch Party
Friends or the people in the room join by QR code, and the list becomes what none of you has seen.
New and leaving
New Releases, Recently Added, and a heads-up when something good is about to leave your services.
Credits & data sources
Streaming availability information is provided by Streaming Availability API by Movie of the Night.
Additional catalog data (awards and trailers) comes from Wikidata and the YouTube Data API.
Age ratings come from TheTVDB (TV Parental Guidelines ratings, and films Wikidata doesn't list) and from Wikidata's MPA film ratings. Metadata provided by TheTVDB. Please consider adding missing information or subscribing.