[jubilanti]

If only there was dozens of services for this exact issue. this took me less than a few minutes with classic non-LLM search:

https://imdb.com

https://www.justwatch.com/

https://streamsearchup.com/

https://www.wheretowatch.stream/

https://streamfinder.co/

https://findmystreams.com/

https://lookupvod.com/en

[weetii]

Yeah sure. My point is that I have to leave the streaming apps and use third-party services in the first place. If finding where to watch something requires another app or website, I’d argue the ecosystem itself has a UX problem

[NetMageSCW]

Apple TV comes the closest, if you ignore the Netflix sized hole.

[zellyn]

Any suggestions on which of these are usable? justwatch.com used to be amazing, but it's increasingly getting enshittified: they seem to be intentionally making their presentation _less_ clear so they can show ads for "similar content available on…" :-(

[anderber]

Letterboxd has this feature too, but they use JustWatch behind the scenes. I like how they implement it. I can filter a list of movies per streaming service.

[Amorymeltzer]

iOS-only, but Callsheet (<https://callsheetapp.com>) is basically "What if the IMDB app didn't suck?" It uses TMDB as the data source. I love the interface, and it has JustWatch info built-in; I use it as my quick access link, so I now only use it to find where things are.

[NetMageSCW]

I moved to Reelgood.

[randallsquared]

Or the search in the middle of the screenshot that tops the article.

[mrhottakes]

Have you used any of these? Most of them are awful and not useful at all. JustWatch is alright but is succumbing to enshittification.

[pooploop64]

I'm going to guess there's basically one real one and the rest are scraping it to present with more ads.

[NetMageSCW]

Based on comparisons at least JustWatch and ReelGood don’t share a database.

[dark-star]

also https://werstreamt.es where the URL is probably only easy to remember for Germans