OnTheList: Film & TV Watchlist

One list for everything you want to watch. OnTheList keeps every film and show you mean to get round to in a single place, whether it's streaming tonight, showing at the cinema this week, or still months away. WHERE TO WATCH, WITHOUT THE HUNT Every title shows exactly where it's available: which services are streaming it, where to rent or buy, and whether it's on at the cinema. Tap through and you land straight in the right app. BRING YOUR LIST WITH YOU Import a Letterboxd watchlist, or paste a list from anywhere: your notes, a spreadsheet, a message from a friend. Bullets, numbering, years and ratings are all understood, and duplicates are removed before anything is added. BUILT AROUND WHAT'S ACTUALLY OUT Filter your list by what you can watch right now, what's in cinemas, or what's still coming. No more scrolling past films that aren't out yet when you just want something for tonight. RATINGS IN ONE VIEW Rotten Tomatoes, audience scores, IMDb, Metacritic and Letterboxd - side by side, so you can decide in seconds instead of opening five tabs. SHARE WITH THE PEOPLE YOU WATCH WITH Add friends by QR code or a link. See their lists, spot the things you both want to watch, and stop having the same "what shall we put on?" conversation every night. KEEP TRACK OF WHAT YOU'VE SEEN Mark things watched and give them a quick reaction. Your Seen list builds itself, and your recommendations get better as it grows. CINEMA MODE Heading out to see something? OnTheList can spot cinema trips in your calendar, remind you at showtime, and take your rating one tap after the credits roll. Your calendar is read on your device and never leaves it. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN Widgets put your shortlist and your next release where you'll actually see them, and Lock Screen widgets keep the next one to look forward to a glance away. MADE FOR IPHONE AND IPAD On iPad your list sits beside a live dashboard: what you and a friend both want to watch, what's on at the cinema now, and anything you have seen but not yet rated. Friends works the same way, with each friend's list opening next to the roster. Keyboard shortcuts and trackpad support throughout. Free, no ads, no subscription.