BingeBrowse turns your streaming subscriptions into a video store you can walk around.
Pick the services you pay for and the shelves restock with what is actually available to you tonight, in your country, with real cover art. Walk the aisles by department, from New Releases to Cult Classics, pull a case off the shelf, and turn it over in your hands.
The back of every case is printed like a real sleeve: stills from the film, the tagline, synopsis, cast,
certificate and audience score. Tap play for the trailer, then jump straight to the service where it isstreaming.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
• Choose your subscriptions and see only what you can watch, in 26 countries
• Browse films and TV series by genre, exactly as a rental store shelved them
• Inspect any case: front cover, printed back, stills, cast and score
• Watch the trailer without leaving the store
• Open the film directly on the service that carries it
• Search by title, year or director and walk straight to the shelf
• Keep lists of what to watch next, synced to your account
• Family mode keeps the shelves suitable for younger viewers
• Link a Plex, Jellyfin or Emby server and file your own collection alongside the streaming stock
• Change the store's look with themes
The default store is a snapshot of a real 2005 rental shop: 1,195 films with their original covers, synopses and departments. Add your services and today's catalogue takes over the shelves.
A network connection is required. Film details, cast and audience scores are provided by TMDB. Streaming availability is provided by JustWatch. BingeBrowse is not affiliated with any streaming service.
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Your streaming subscriptions as a walkable 3D video store. Browse, flip, watch.