Android app · iOS coming soon
Your watchlist, filtered by what you pay for
Wanna Watch answers one question: what on my list can I watch right now, on the services I currently pay for?
Wanna Watch is on Android today. An iPhone version is in the works — there is no App Store link yet, and we would rather say so than take a pre-order.
The problem
You rotate subscriptions. One month it's Netflix, the next it's Max. Your watchlist doesn't care — it just keeps growing, and every film night starts with the same twenty minutes of hopping between apps to find out what you can actually watch tonight.
How it works
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Tell it what you subscribe to
Pick your services once. Wanna Watch checks every title on your list against them and puts the ones you can watch tonight — included in a subscription you already have — at the top.
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Watchable now, not "available somewhere"
A title counts as watchable only when it's included in a subscription you actually pay for. Rentals and purchases are shown for reference but never inflate the count. Free and ad-supported options get their own badge, so you always know what you're getting.
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Track series properly
Mark seasons watched individually or in bulk. Wanna Watch notices when a new season lands on a show you've finished and brings it back to your list. Announced-but-undated seasons show as TBA and never count against you.
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Thinking of dropping a service?
See how many titles on your list each service unlocks. That's the number that tells you whether it's worth another month.
Built to stay out of your way
- Works offline — your list, seasons and last known availability are all on-device
- No account, no sign-up, no email
- No ads, no tracking, no analytics
- Notes and priority flags for the titles you keep meaning to get to
- Sort by date added, release date, rating, title or priority
- Export and import your whole list as a single JSON file
- Light, dark and system themes
- Available in English, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish
Your data is yours
Everything lives on your device. There are no servers to sign in to, nothing is uploaded, and nothing is sold. The backup file is plain JSON that you own and control.
Google Play data safety: no data collected, no data shared with third parties. Read the full privacy policy, which explains the one third party the app talks to.
Screenshots
Captured with the app running in Polish. Wanna Watch follows your system language and ships in English, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish.
Languages and regions
Available in English, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish. Availability is region-aware and covers every country TMDb reports on.
Coming to iOS
An iPhone version of Wanna Watch is in development. It will work the same way — your services, your region, and the one question of what you can watch tonight — and it will keep the same rule about there being no account and no list of yours on our side.
No release date yet. Write to contact@lina.pl if you want a message when it lands on the App Store; we don't run a mailing list and we won't use your address for anything else.
Attributions
This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
Streaming availability data is provided by JustWatch via TMDb.
Questions?
Write to contact@lina.pl, or see the support page first — it covers the questions that come up most.