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About WeWatch: what to watch today

You spend more time choosing than watching. You open the app, scroll for twenty minutes, close it and go to bed. WeWatch exists to end that: type in one line what you feel like watching, or look at what your people are watching, and hit play in under a minute. Free, no ads, no paid tier. DECIDE IN SECONDS "Something light for tonight." "A short thriller." Say it your way and WeWatch comes back with one title, and why that one. Nothing to say? It picks for you. WHERE IT'S STREAMING Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Disney+, Apple TV, Paramount+, Crunchyroll, MUBI and YouTube. The app shows which service has the film or show in your country and opens the right app in one tap. A TIP FROM SOMEONE WHO KNOWS YOU A friend's recommendation doesn't get lost in the group chat. It becomes an item in your list, with the face of whoever sent it and the note that came with it. When you watch it, they find out. WHAT YOU'LL WATCH TOGETHER Pick a person and, if you want, a mood: laugh, cry, thriller, romance. WeWatch crosses both tastes and proposes one title, saying why that one. Don't like it? See another. BUBBLES: YOUR PEOPLE, NOT AN ALGORITHM A bubble is a private group: your friends, your family, work, the football crowd. Inside it everyone sees what the others are watching. When two people want the same thing, it's a Match. YOUR LIST, IN ONE PLACE Want to watch, watching, watched, dropped. Films and shows together, with the season and episode marked where you stopped. The list doesn't live inside any streaming service, so it doesn't vanish when you cancel a subscription. UP AND RUNNING IN FIVE MINUTES Swipe through popular titles and say what you've seen, what you dropped and what you don't want. Every answer is a line of your taste, and that's how the suggestions stop guessing. WHY WEWATCH - Works with any streaming service, and with all of them at once. - Finds where to watch without opening ten apps. - Recommendations from real people, not from an algorithm. - Worth it alone from day one: social is a bonus, never a requirement. - Free, no ads, no paid tier. WeWatch is not a streaming service. It has no catalogue of its own and streams no films or shows: it organises what you want to watch and shows where to watch each one. The content is delivered by the streaming service, under its own terms and subscription. Your Play, Your People.

What’s new

Version 1.0.23 · Updated October 13, 2026

Tips sent to several people now appear in one card, with access to each recipient’s conversation. Comments shared through Wê appear in the bubble feed and can open directly in the app.

App privacy

The developer, Mariana Spinelli, 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:

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

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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