Most households don't pay for one streaming service, they pay for three or four, and checking each one separately to find something worth watching is most of the problem right there.
What's My Next covers Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Paramount+, SkyShowtime and Videoland. You tell it which of these you actually pay for, and from then on it only shows you titles you can watch on one of them, in the country you're in, with a button that opens the right app directly.
Four services means four separate browsing sessions if you go one app at a time, and most people don't actually do that consistently, they check the one or two they open most and default back to the same shelf every time. The services you pay for but rarely open end up contributing nothing to what you actually watch.
You select your services once, in your profile, along with your country, since availability varies by region even for the same service. From then on, recommendations, matches, and swipe piles only include titles you can actually watch on what you've selected. When you land on something, one tap opens it directly in the right app rather than leaving you to go find it yourself.
Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Prime Video, Apple TV+, Paramount+, SkyShowtime and Videoland.
Yes, once you've set which services you pay for and your country, recommendations are filtered to what's actually available to you.
Yes, a single tap opens the correct streaming app on that title rather than leaving you to search for it there yourself.
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Written by Kevin Mertens · updated 15 September 2026