Disney+ carries a hundred years of one company plus everything it bought, which means the catalogue is enormous and the front page is aimed at whoever shouted loudest.
From 65,380 swipes in What’s My Next, streaming on Disney+ in both the US and the UK. Updated 21 October 2026. Availability differs per country, so the app checks yours.
Loki2021 · seriessaved 7 of 28 times
Once Upon a Time2011 · seriessaved 10 of 42 times
Marvel's Daredevil2015 · seriessaved 5 of 21 times
Only Murders in the Building2021 · seriessaved 8 of 36 times
The Devil Wears Prada 22026 · filmsaved 41 of 105 times
The Punisher: One Last Kill2026 · filmsaved 23 of 67 times
Snow White2025 · filmsaved 11 of 32 times
Ice Age: Collision Course2016 · filmsaved 11 of 34 timesThere is no shortage of good things on Disney+. The problem is that the shelf is arranged by franchise rather than by mood, so browsing it means walking past the same eight logos until you give up and rewatch something.
Disney+ is often the household service, and a household rarely wants the same thing. What’s My Next reads two tastes separately and shows you the overlap, which is a different job from one shared profile guessing at an average.
If you are three seasons deep in one universe and your partner is not, that shows up honestly in the match score instead of being smoothed over. Sometimes the right answer is the documentary neither of you would have opened.
Start with the list above: the titles people in What’s My Next saved most that are on Disney+ right now. For a pick that fits you, swipe a few titles in the app and it learns what you like.
You each swipe on your own phone. Only titles you both say yes to become a match, and one tap opens Disney+ on that title.
Yes. Swiping, matching with your partner and your watchlist are free. Pro (€19.99 a year, 14 days free) adds family mode, same-day alerts, your year in review and more.
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