Hushplot: No Spoilers

Behind on a show? Hushplot keeps the rest of it a surprise. Tell Hushplot which shows you follow and the last episode you watched. While you browse in Safari, it blurs the titles, thumbnails and synopses of every later episode, so a recommended video, a search result or a discussion thread can't give the next twist away. Tap any hidden item to see it anyway. WHERE IT WORKS • YouTube – video titles, thumbnails, Shorts and comments • Netflix – episode titles, stills and synopses in the episode list • Google Search – results, news cards and videos • Reddit – posts, thumbnails and comments, including show communities HOW IT DECIDES • Knows every episode of your shows, so "S2E7", "2x07", "Season 2 Episode 7" and even an episode's own title are recognised • Leaves episodes you've already seen alone • "Season finale", "ending explained", "who dies" and other give-aways are hidden while you're behind • Optional strict mode hides every mention of a show until you catch up • One tap moves you to the next episode when you've watched it LIGHT AND PRIVATE • Runs only on the four sites above, and only on the ones you switch on • Built to stay light: it looks only at the parts of a page that changed • Your shows and progress stay in Safari on your device. No account, no tracking, no ads • Site layouts change; Hushplot's site rules update on their own, without waiting for an app update FREE AND PRO Free hides spoilers for one show on one site. Hushplot Pro, a single one-time purchase, covers every show you follow on all four sites, on your Mac, iPhone and iPad. Episode information comes from TVmaze.com (CC BY-SA). Hushplot is not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube, Netflix, Google or Reddit.