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About WatchWatchTV

WatchWatch keeps the movies and shows people recommend from disappearing into old messages. Save a title with the person who recommended it, keep one useful library, and close the loop after you watch. WatchWatch stays useful without an account; signing in adds backup and sync across devices. KEEP ONE USEFUL LIBRARY • Keep every active title together in one flat Library, without a separate priority section or item limit • Search, filter, or sort your Library • Use Tonight’s Pick when you want help choosing from your own queue • Keep a single searchable Closed history TRACK WHAT YOU WATCH • Set an explicit status for movies and individual seasons • Rate finished or abandoned movies and seasons as Loved, Liked, Mixed, or Not for me • See a show’s overall status derived from its seasons • Undo or restore changes without losing your local history SEE WHAT YOUR HISTORY SAYS • View an account-optional Entertainment Fingerprint™ built from finished titles, including eligible history from earlier WatchWatch versions • Explore private viewing insights such as genre differences, season patterns, follow-through, and where you tend to step away • Share a locally generated fingerprint or insight image through the native iOS share sheet RECOMMENDATIONS STAY HUMAN • Remember who recommended each title and what they said • Share rich recommendation cards without WatchWatch sending on your behalf • Send a verdict back through the conversation you already use PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Taste fingerprints and viewing insights are private. Product analytics are off by default and exclude titles, people, contacts, notes, ratings, search text, and private taste data. WatchWatch has no public feed, follower graph, or in-app comments. Content metadata and artwork are provided through TMDB under WatchWatch’s commercial agreement. Availability information may vary by region or change after it was checked. Privacy Policy: https://watchwatch.tv/privacy Terms of Use: https://watchwatch.tv/terms Support: https://watchwatch.tv/support

What’s new

Version 2.2.1 · Updated September 10, 2026

Version 2.2.1 improves saving, completion, ratings, and sync: • Finish a title you found yourself without a reply-to-yourself prompt. Your rating stays optional and private. • New recommendations use your current applicable opinion while preserving what you previously shared. • Get started with your first saved title, then add another when you are ready. • Faster Library refresh and more reliable offline recovery and synchronization across account changes. • Improved movie and season editing at larger text sizes. Everything in WatchWatch 2.2.1 remains free.

App privacy

The developer, Jared Hawkins, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: Device ID, User ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • User Content: Other User Content, Photos or Videos
  • Other Data: Other Data Types
  • Contact Info: Email Address, Name
  • Contacts: Contacts
  • Search History: Search History

Used for: Analytics, Product Personalization, App Functionality

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