A small studio
Apps for people who take their watchlist seriously.
Tools that learn your taste and keep your watching on track: predict how you’ll rate a film before you press play, and never lose your place in a series again. Built on your ratings, private by default.
A personal model, trained only on your own ratings, that tells you how you’ll feel about a film before you start it (Ugh, Good, or Great), learning what you’ll skip from your whole library and what you’ll love from your recent taste.
- A rating prediction tuned to your taste, not the crowd’s
- Learns what you’ll love from recent taste, what you’ll skip from everything
- Optional AI Discovery for films worth your night
- Widgets on the home and lock screen, Spotlight search, and library backup
Track every show you’re watching, tick off episodes season by season, rate what you’ve seen, and get told the moment a returning series drops its next episode.
- Episode-by-episode tracking so you never lose your place
- Emoji ratings, watchlist, and where-to-watch
- New-episode alerts, with private iCloud sync across devices
- A “Picked for You” shelf that tells you why each show is there
- Export your whole library as JSON or CSV, any time
Tap Surprise me and a handful of finished wallpapers arrive with nothing to choose. Or build your own from eight layouts: poster grids, fanned mosaics, hero bands, collages, single-film one sheets, 35mm filmstrips, a Top 10 podium, and a shelf of spines. Draw from the films you have rated, from a franchise, or from everything one director ever made, and render it at your screen’s exact resolution.
- Surprise me: finished wallpapers with nothing to choose
- Eight layouts, from a poster grid to a shelf of spines
- Build a franchise or a director wall with no account needed
- Seasonal designs that arrive when the season does
- Phone, tablet, watch, monitor, social, and print at 300dpi
Tell it which movies you want, and it watches their Apple TV buy and rent prices for you, quietly, in the background. Then it alerts you the moment one drops to a deal.
- Buy and rent prices tracked, with full price history
- A Wanted list built from the whole TMDb catalog
- Price-drop alerts, checked automatically in the background
How to Movie, for books. A personal model trained only on your own ratings tells you whether you’ll find a book Ugh, Good, Great, or Mind-Blown, before you read it.
- Import your history from Goodreads or The StoryGraph
- A For You feed and a Reading Insights dashboard
- Private iCloud sync across your devices
Apple serves a rolling window of daily reports and a snapshot reaches back only 365 days. Almanac saves every day it has ever seen, so your history grows instead of scrolling off the end.
- Every app you ship, pooled on one screen
- A daily digest of what actually moved
- Widgets in three sizes, on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Not a recommender. How to Music reads the Apple Music library you already built and finds the records in it you have forgotten: the album you played twice, the one you have not opened since 2019.
- Learns your taste from what you already do, never by asking
- Your library sorted into tiers by how much you love it
- Picked for You: your own records you have overlooked
Two party games for the whole family, run from one phone. A famous theme plays for three seconds and the room shouts the movie, or you settle who really knows film with trivia on directors, posters and famous lines.
- Name the movie from three seconds of its soundtrack
- Trivia on directors, cast, composers, posters and famous lines
- One phone, the whole room playing, free with no ads
The through-line
Built on your taste. Yours to keep.
Every app here works the same way: your ratings and watch history live on your device, powered by film and TV data from TMDb. No ads, no analytics SDKs, no tracking. The AI features are optional and only ever run when you turn them on.