Flow — All your streams in one place
Flow puts all your streams in one place — a single unified catalog that connects every
subscription you already own so you never have to open four apps and run the same search
four times only to still feel like you missed something.
Type a title, a genre, an actor, or simply describe the kind of evening you are having,
and Flow searches across Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Max, Hulu, Peacock,
Apple TV+, Paramount+, Tubi, and Pluto TV simultaneously in a single pass.
Every result you see is a title you can actually watch tonight on a service you already
pay for, with no paywalled teasers and no results from platforms you do not subscribe to.
The search experience in Flow is built around natural language rather than exact titles,
because most of the time you do not know the title of what you want to watch before you
find it. Describe a feeling, a genre blend, or a specific scenario and the AI engine
translates your input into a curated list of matching titles drawn from across your entire
streaming library. Looking for something tense and cerebral that will not keep you up
too late? Flow understands that. Want a crowd-pleasing film that works for a mixed group
of adults and teenagers on a Friday night? Flow narrows the full catalog down to the
handful of titles that fit the situation precisely, ranked by relevance to your description.
Actor and filmmaker search is built directly into the same search bar as mood and title
queries, and Flow determines automatically which kind of search you intended based on
what you typed. Enter any actor's name and Flow pulls every film and television series
that person appears in, then filters the complete list down to only the titles currently
available on your active subscriptions so you are never shown something you cannot watch.
The results come with direct deep-links that open the correct streaming app and navigate
to the exact title, which means you go from a name in the search bar to a stream playing
on screen in a matter of seconds rather than minutes of app-switching and hunting through menus.
Subscription filtering is the foundation that every other feature in Flow is built on,
because a recommendation that lands behind a paywall you do not have is not a recommendation
at all — it is an advertisement. Flow builds every result set outward from your specific
subscription configuration rather than showing you everything and surprising you with a
paywall at the end. The unified catalog that powers the search updates daily with fresh
availability data, so when a title moves from one platform to another it shows up correctly
the very next time you search and you are never pointed to a service that dropped it last week.
Flow's mood search goes well beyond single-genre filtering by letting you combine multiple
feelings into a single blended query — cozy and suspenseful together, or funny and heartfelt,
or thrilling and grounded — and the AI engine merges those signals into one coherent result
set drawn from whatever you actually subscribe to. The more specific and unusual your
combination, the more precisely Flow can match what you are genuinely in the mood for tonight,
because a tightly defined blend eliminates far more irrelevant titles than a broad genre tag
ever could and leaves you with a short, confident list rather than hundreds of loosely
related suggestions that still require you to make all the same decisions yourself.
Streaming availability varies significantly by region due to licensing agreements, and Flow
accounts for that at the results level so you never encounter a mismatch between what the
catalog shows and what is actually playable where you are. The data behind each result
reflects what is licensed and streamable in your specific country rather than a global master
list that silently ignores regional rights restrictions and leaves you to discover the
problem only after you have already decided what you want to watch. Titles that are available
in the United States but not in the United Kingdom, or available on a particular platform in
one territory but a different one in another, are attributed correctly for your location every
time the catalog refreshes.
Flow is currently available in early access, and you can join the waitlist right now to be
among the first people to connect your streaming services and search your entire library in
one place without switching between apps or losing track of what you found. The product is
designed specifically for people who spend more time scrolling through five different apps
hoping something catches their eye than actually watching anything — and who want a
smarter, faster alternative that understands what they are looking for before they can
fully articulate it themselves. One search bar, every stream, the right result in seconds:
that is what Flow is built to deliver every time you sit down and wonder what to watch tonight.
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