MatchWatch
Free movie and TV matching app for couples, families, and flatmates. Everyone swipes independently. When the group agrees, it's a match.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
Features
- Personalized Recommendations
- Dark Mode
- Where to Watch
- Ad-free
- Progressive Web App
MatchWatch News & Activities
Recent activities
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nzshrimper added MatchWatch as alternative to CineLog and StarFlicks- nzshrimper liked MatchWatch
- nzshrimper reviewed MatchWatch
A great little app that is able to remove that friction with the family when choosing movies or TV shows to watch.
- nzshrimper liked MatchWatch
- nzshrimper added MatchWatch
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nzshrimper added MatchWatch as alternative to JustWatch, TV Time, Trakt.tv and Letterboxd
MatchWatch information
Developed by
Chris Bennett Licensing
Proprietary and Free product.Alternatives
12 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is MatchWatch?
MatchWatch is a free movie and TV matching app for couples, families, and flatmates who want to stop arguing about what to watch. There is no app to download, no credit card, and no account needed to start. Open matchwatch.tv in any browser on iPhone, Android, tablet, or laptop and start swiping in seconds.
Everyone in the group swipes independently on personalised movie and show suggestions. No peeking, no influencing. When the group swipes right on the same title, it's a match. MatchWatch then shows exactly where to stream it across Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, Neon, Stan, BINGE, BBC iPlayer, Apple TV+, Paramount+, and more than 20 other services, depending on your region.
Up to 6 people per group. Available in New Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, with streaming libraries tailored to each country. Completely free with no trial period and no subscription.
Comments and Reviews
A great little app that is able to remove that friction with the family when choosing movies or TV shows to watch.