Apple TV
Response from developer
I’m so glad to hear it! That was the whole reason I started work on this app. I needed something on my Apple TV (and iPhone) that just lets me easily find my new favorite classics. Happy streaming!
Excellent
Last week, I found your app for iPhone. I now have dark circles under my eyes.
I can't watch it all at once but I am trying to with the vintage classic cartoons. (Some cartoon studios lost their copyrights for various reasons.)
The app itself is excellent. Its small size puts other streaming apps to shame.
The only improvement I can suggest is to reorganize the More menu for identifying serial episodes with a numerical index. For example, Spy Smasher (1942) series.
I am currently watching the Anderson's UFO (1969) series of 26 episodes at 50 minutes each. I am going by whatever default sort but only seeing file type and size. Sorting options would help. Even an artificial index would be an improvement.
I collected Buck Rogers (1939), and have a list of hundreds of vintage animations.
Pat Sullivan's Felix the Cat series, and Mutt & Jeff series.
Burt Gillett's Molly-Moo Cow series.
Ted Eshbaugh's Goofy Goat (1931) series, and The Abominable Snowman.
Harman & Ising's Bosko series from Looney Tunes.
Van Beuren's Cubby Bear series, and the original Tom & Jerry series (two optimistic guys during the Depression).
Max & Dave Fleischer's Betty Boop, Gabby, Superman series, Color Classics, Stone Age (origin of the Flintstones), and their Technicolor movies.
Claymation originator Joseph Sunn's Green Pastures (1926), Long Live the Bull! (1926), and The Penwiper (1926) are entertaining for young children, teens, and parents.
George Pal's Puppetoon series.
Captain Kangaroo's Adventures of Tom Terrific, and Adventures of Lariat Sam serials.
Harveytoons Baby Huey, and Little Audrey.
Thank you for making an easy-to-use app that instantly opens a wonderful world of cultural history.
Lastly, there is something called Open Archive certified public domain content that is used on the Heartland+ app, which also sources curated content from archive.org streaming.
Response from developer
Thank you for such a kind and in-depth review of our app! I’m going to look into each of your suggestions. I’m so glad you are enjoying the content and I hope you continue to find more treasures as I add even more functionality in the next few months!
Amazing app for classics
Response from developer
That’s so great to hear. I’m glad you are enjoying the app! I hope you find many of your new favorites.
Incredible App!!! 5 STARS!!!!!
Response from developer
What a kind thing to say! I’m definitely not interested in ads (other than public domain commercials from the days of early television 😉). I hope you continue to find value and joy from the app.
I’ve always wanted this!
I’ve been wanting to make something like this for a long time. Before attempting to tackle this with AI (I have a life outside development lol) I figured I’d search again for something someone already made, and here it is. Thank you.
Response from developer
You are welcome! I’m so glad you found all the little features so helpful. Let me know if you want a particular feature added, as I’m always looking for fun things to try. Also, there is a “supercut” creator on the Mac version, if you want to give that a try. I enjoyed building that video editor too! Anyway, thanks again for your kind words.
