Screening Room watches every service you subscribe to and sends a text the moment something lands that's actually worth your evening. Only when something's worth it. Reply “too bleak” and it listens.
Not owned by Netflix, Crave, or anyone with a catalogue to defend.
What's actually worth it, across everything you have.
Netflix can't take “too bleak” as an input. Neither can Crave, Prime, or Disney+. Reply to any message in plain language — already saw it, too slow, nothing bleak for a while — and the next one is better.
It's the only recommendation engine you can argue with.
Every recommendation you get today comes from a company that wants you to stay in its own catalogue. Screening Room isn't one of them. It watches all your subscriptions at once — and it will happily tell you the thing worth watching tonight is on the service you'd forgotten you were paying for.
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Search, tap, done. Two minutes.
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All of them, every day, so you don't have to.
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Only when something's worth it.
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Plain language. It learns.
