Howdy: Streaming Movies & TV

Roku, Inc. & its affiliates

About this app

Howdy is a new streaming service from Roku that brings you unlimited access to iconic TV shows and movies, and familiar favorites—all for less than a cup of coffee. No ads. No stress. Just great stories anytime.​

Why You’ll Love Howdy
• Always ad‑free: Packed with great stories, uninterrupted.
• Affordable Low Price: Come for the thrills. Stay for lower bills. TV shouldn’t cost more than your coffee order.
• Over 2,500+ movies & TV series: Say howdy to thousands of shows you’ll love.
• No commitments: Cancel anytime or enjoy it all the time.
• Watch everywhere: Stream on mobile, tablet, web browser, Roku TV, and Roku player.

Features
• Browse: Enjoy personalized picks, popular shows, and curated recommendations made just for you.
• Search: Quickly find what you want to watch—or discover today’s top movies and series.
• Continue Watching: Pick up right where you left off, across all your devices.
• My Shows: Save your favorites for easy access, anytime.
• Cross‑device sync: Start on your phone, finish on your TV—your progress and Saved List travel with you.
• Watch on multiple devices: Stream on different screens simultaneously — no fighting over the remote.

Ratings and reviews

nice movie selection- weird app. I have a Roku device & a Firestick on 2 separate tvs. I thought, subscribing to Howdy was a universal subscription. It's not. I have to pay 2.99 to watch it on the Firestick, despite being subscribed to it through my Roku device. I feel that a subscription should be accessible on any device. Howdy must be casted on my Firestick. I think that's silly. Don't know if I'm going to keep it but I've paid for a month. But what I'm not going to do is pay twice

Finally, we have a Howdy app! I subscribe to Howdy because I love movies. It leans toward older movies and shows, but also has a decent selection of relatively recent stuff too (ie, 5 to 10 years old.) But I love being able to watch some of the older (and sometimes obscure) stuff I haven't seen in years, or even at all. And you can't go wrong for the price. It's cheaper per month than the popcorn you'll eat while watching it, and there's not many subscription services that can say that.

I couldn't get it to cast and I could not get it to work through my Roku device on my bedroom TV. I immediately canceled the subscription after 30 minutes of troubleshooting. An app would make this a more user-friendly experience. Until then, it wasn't worth the 2.99 and tax I paid for 1 month to only be able to watch on my phone. Thank you but no thank you.

What’s new

- Minor bug fixes and performance improvements.