Track every show and movie across every streaming service. See where each one streams in your country, get new-episode alerts, and find the cheapest mix of subscriptions for your watchlist. AI picks for tonight, no ads, and we never sell your data.
Hey Product Hunt š I'm Rod, the maker of ReelRifter.
I built it because my household's streaming had turned into a mess. Six apps, nobody remembered which one had the show we were halfway through, and I was paying for two services we hadn't opened in months.
ReelRifter is one watchlist for everything you watch, TV and movies, on every service:
šŗ Track it all. Episode-level progress, ratings, notes, and a calendar of what's airing (with .ics sync to Google, Apple, or Outlook). š Where to watch, for your country. 30 regions. Every title page tells you whether it's on a service you already pay for. šø Stop overpaying. Cost-per-hour per service, an idle-subscription detector, a month-ahead pause plan, and an optimizer that finds the cheapest mix of services that covers your watchlist. All of that is on the free plan. ⨠AI where it actually helps (Pro, powered by Claude). "What to Watch Tonight" only suggests things that have aired, fit your time, and stream on your services. "Catch Me Up" gives a spoiler-safe recap that stops exactly where you left off. You can also ask your watchlist questions in plain English, or identify a title from a photo of a poster. š® Fun stuff that's free. Seven daily games, discussions on every title, and classic public-domain films you can watch free in the app.
On pricing, the honest version: Free is a real product (100 titles, almost every feature, no time limit). Pro is $6/mo and exists because the data and AI cost real money per use. There are no ads, even on free, and we never sell your data. I wrote up the actual math at reelrifter.com/sustainable.
Already tracking somewhere else? You can import your history from Netflix, IMDb, and the popular tracking apps, including watch dates and rewatches.
I'd love your feedback, especially on what's missing, what's confusing, and what would make you switch. I'll be here all day answering every comment.