Out now on iPhone

Films and shows.
One watchlist.

Moviest keeps the whole queue in one place — the film you keep meaning to watch and the show you’re seven episodes into. Everything lives on your phone, and it opens instantly.

See what it does

Free, no account, no ads. Data from TMDB.

Moviest open on an iPhone at the page for Severance, showing the artwork, a rating of 8.4, the synopsis, an “In watchlist” button and the trailer.

Library

Stop juggling two apps

Films and series sit in the same watchlist, sorted and filtered together. Pick a night, pick a genre, pick a runtime — the answer doesn’t depend on which app you happened to open.

Grid or rowsSort & filter in one sheetLong press to act

The Library tab on the Watchlist filter, showing a grid of posters — Sinners, Severance, Dune: Part Three and Shōgun — films and series side by side.

Watching

Always know where you left off

Tick off episodes as you go. Shows with something new waiting sit above the ones you’re caught up on, and return dates for the rest turn up before you’d have thought to look.

Per-episode ticksReady to watch firstReturn dates

The Watching filter under a “Ready to watch” heading, listing Andor, Silo, Severance and The Last of Us with the next episode and a progress bar on each.

Your record

Rate it while it’s fresh

A score, a few lines, done before the credits finish. Everything you rate builds a record you actually own — kept on the phone, readable with no signal, never traded to anyone.

Scroll to scoreThe same ring the app fills in when you rate something.

The rating sheet open over the Severance page: a row of stars set to eight and a half, a score of 8.5 labelled “One of the greats”, and a Save rating button.

Also in the box

Small things that add up

Return dates

Upcoming episodes and releases, grouped by month, so a season you forgot about turns up on its own.

Search by mood

By title, by person, or by the feeling you’re after when you don’t have a title in mind.

Lists you make yourself

Name it, fill it, keep it in the order you built. The ten you’d hand someone. The ones for October.

Where to watch

Streaming, rent and buy for your country, with your own subscriptions marked.

Bring your history

Import your IMDb ratings and watchlist export, review whatever doesn’t match, and carry on.

Yours, offline

No account, no sync, no ads. Your library is a file on your phone and it opens in airplane mode.

Live in your browser

Or have a look in your browser

There’s a web version doing the browsing half too — search, film and show pages, cast, trailers and where to watch. The watchlist, the episode ticks and the scores you keep are what the app adds.

Browse web