Watchlists Are Better With Other People

"What do you want to watch?" "I don't know, what do you want to watch?" Ten minutes later you're still on the home screen. The problem was never a lack of options — it's that your list of ideas and their list of ideas live in two different heads.

Shared watchlists put them in one place.

One list, everyone contributes

Create a watchlist, send an invite link, and anyone you share it with can add to it. The trailer your partner saw, the show your friend won't stop recommending, the film you've been meaning to get to — all in a single list you both actually look at.

See who added what

Every title shows an Added by tag, so you always know whose idea it was. It's a small thing that makes browsing the list feel like a conversation instead of a spreadsheet — and now each person carries their profile picture, so it's faces, not initials.

Perfect for the people you watch with

• Couples — one shared queue instead of two forgotten ones
• Roommates — settle "movie night" before the popcorn's cold
• Friend groups — a running list of everything you keep meaning to see together

The best thing to watch tonight is usually already on somebody's mind. A shared list just makes sure it doesn't get lost.

Start a shared watchlist in Nuets.