You've got Neon for the prestige stuff. Netflix for the default scroll. TVNZ and ThreeNow for the local picks. Disney+ for the kids (and secretly for you). Prime Video because it came with the delivery subscription. Maybe Sky Go. Maybe BINGE or Stan through an Aussie workaround.
That's a lot of apps. And every Friday night, you and your partner open all of them, scroll through all of them, disagree on all of them, and end up watching the same episode of Grand Designs you've seen three times.
MatchWatch fixes this.
How it works
You both swipe on the same deck of movies and shows, but independently, on your own phone. No peeking, no influencing, no compromise. When you both swipe right on the same title, the app tells you instantly. It shows you where to stream it. You press play.
Your streaming services, not someone else's
Most movie-matching apps are built for the US market. They'll happily suggest titles on Hulu or HBO Max, services that don't exist here. MatchWatch was built with New Zealand in mind. When you set your region to NZ, every suggestion is something you can actually watch tonight on the services you actually pay for.
Not just for couples
MatchWatch supports groups of up to 6. Flatmates who can never agree. Families where the kids want Moana and the parents want something with a plot. Friend groups planning movie night. Everyone swipes, the app finds what works for everyone.
Free. Any device. No app store needed.
MatchWatch is a web app. Open it in your browser, add it to your home screen, and it works like any other app. iPhone, Android, tablet, laptop. It doesn't matter. No download. No sign-up fee. No trial that expires.