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Where can I watch this? One search, one answer.
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Where can I watch this? One search, one answer.
5 followers
Where can I watch this? One search, one answer. Find any movie or TV show and see where it's streaming, across services and countries, on one page. See instantly if it's on the subscriptions you already pay for, find it free and legally, browse everything across your services, or get one email when something you're waiting for arrives. No jumping between apps. No endless searching. No BS. Free, no account, no ads.
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I built StreamWhere to help people like my mother.
She wanted to watch Harry Potter but had no idea where. She's not very techy, and searching meant wading through reviews, ads and spammy links. So every week she'd open each of our streaming apps, one by one, to check if it was back. She never asked me because she didn't want to bother me. When I found out, I wanted to fix it properly.
I love horror, and I was tired of hopping between Netflix, Disney+ and Prime to find something good. So you can browse everything across your services in one place, by genre, decade or language. There's also "Popular now", "Watch free", and a "Random pick" with a "Go deeper" button for the obscure stuff nobody's talking about.
StreamWhere answers one question: where can I watch this? No fluff.
How it works: tap the services you already pay for and search. If it's on one of yours, it tells you straight away. If not, it shows you what you can do:
- another service in your country
- a free, legal option (iPlayer, Tubi, Plex and more)
- which other countries have it, for people who use a VPN
- one email when it arrives in your country or on your services
Free, no account, no ads. Availability data comes from JustWatch and TMDB.
The feedback that would help me most:
1. Search for something you actually want to watch. Was the answer quick, and right for your country?
2. Was anything confusing the first time? I'd especially love to hear from anyone less confident with tech, or anyone who tries it with a parent.
3. Are the colours, text sizes and contrast easy to read? I've tried hard to make it accessible.
4. Is a service you use missing or wrong?
5. Would you use the email alerts?
I just want StreamWhere to be simple and easy for everyone. Thanks for trying it!