// The problem
The average household juggles 4.5 streaming subscriptions. Viewers spend 23 minutes a session deciding what to watch (140+ hours a year) and still miss new seasons of shows they care about. Every platform wants attention, none of them share context.
// The solution
WatchDeck is the layer that sits on top of all of them. One watchlist, one upcoming calendar, one recommendation feed scored against what you've actually watched — and hard filters for genres you've blocked so they stop showing up.
// What makes it work
The decisions that actually matter.
Five-tier recommendation engine
Scores titles against viewing behavior, connected services, ratings, and genre preferences — then hard-filters out anything in a blocked genre, so it stays gone.
Show tracker, not just a watchlist
Fourteen-day upcoming calendar, 30-day history, one-tap episode marking, service and genre filtering. If a new season drops, you hear about it the day it lands.
Streaming / Coming / Leaving soon
Watchlist splits by availability so you spend zero time clicking through services just to find what's actually watchable right now.
Built for the household
Designed around the 4.5-subscription average: surfaces invisible titles, tracks what leaves when, and shows whether the thing you're about to start is going to vanish in two weeks.
// The stack
Built on what ships fastest.
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