Rwnd

Movie & TV tracker · completely free, forever

Free forever. And recommendations that aren’t capped by a catalogue.

Every streaming service has a recommendation engine, and every one of them is bounded by what that service is licensed to show you. Your taste isn’t bounded that way. Rwnd holds every rating you make, everywhere — and recommends from the whole catalogue of film and television, then tells you where to watch or buy the result.

The whole tracker is free with no account and no sign-up. Premium is $9.99 once, and it stays unlocked forever — never a subscription.

Recommendations

Ask for it in your own words

The search box reads plain language, and shows you what it understood above the results — so when it misreads you, you can see it.

  • One-tap suggestions from your own data — your best-rated genres, the films you scored 8+, the directors and actors you rate highest.
  • Ranked by your taste, not by what’s popular: your genre averages, your favourite people, the decades you actually watch.
  • Everything you’ve already seen is filtered out, with a switch to put it back.
  • More like this on every film and show page.
The Taste screen in Rwnd: a search box reading “90s drama movies”, the terms it understood shown as chips beneath, and ranked results.
What it understood sits above the results, and every result opens with where to stream, rent or buy it.

Pricing

Free to use. Premium, once.

Logging, rating, your collection and the recommendations cost nothing and always will. Premium adds backup, sync and family sharing for $9.99 — paid once, unlocked forever. No monthly fee, no annual renewal, no tier that expires and takes your library with it.

No monthly fee No annual renewal No expiring tier No ads

$9.99 is the United States price. Other regions are charged the equivalent in local currency, set by the store.

Your library

Every watch, and every copy you own

Log a watch in seconds and rate it out of ten. Rewatches count themselves. A watch can have no date at all — “I’ve seen it, no idea when” is a real answer.

  • Track what you own across streaming services and physical discs, copy by copy, with quality (4K, HDX, HD, SD) and HDR.
  • Tick Movies Anywhere once and it fans out to all seven partner services.
  • Filter by owned, not watched, genre, quality or rating; sort many ways.
  • Import an existing collection from CSV.
The Rwnd library: a grid of posters with quality badges and your rating out of ten, filtered by All, Owned or Not watched.
A 4K disc and a DVD of the same film are two different things, so Rwnd keeps them as two copies with two qualities — sorted best first.

Taste

A stats page that became more than stats

Everything you log adds up to a picture of what you actually watch.

  • Watches this year by month, against the same point last year.
  • Every year you’ve logged, films against episodes.
  • What’s on your shelf: watched against never watched, and which titles are still waiting.
  • Where your collection lives — which services hold it, at what quality.
  • Most rewatched, and the directors and actors you rate highest.
The Taste screen: watches this year by month against last year, titles owned, copies across services, most rewatched, and top-rated directors and actors.
Nine watches this year, five ahead of the same point last year.

Every title page

The whole record of a film, in one place

Open anything and it’s all there — and if you don’t own it, so is the way to get it.

The facts

Genre, studios and networks, language, runtime, plot, public rating, and a link straight out to IMDb.

The trailer

Plays in an overlay. Turn the phone to landscape and everything else gets out of the way.

Cast and crew

Director and cast, each with their own page and biography — and your own average score for them.

Where to get it

Which shops rent it and which sell it, split apart, each one opening that shop’s app at the film.

Share it

Send any title as a link that opens properly for people who don’t have the app.

More like this

On every film and show, a set of recommendations ranked against your ratings rather than the crowd’s.

A title page for a film you own: your rating, the public rating, watch count, both copies with their quality, and the watch history.
A film you own: every copy, its quality, and the watches you’ve logged.
A title page for a film you don't own: the shops that sell it and the shops that rent it, listed separately.
One you don’t own: buy and rent kept apart, each opening that shop’s app at the film.
Rwnd on a tablet in landscape: the library grid five posters wide.
Built for the phone in your hand and the tablet on the arm of the sofa, either way up.

Premium — $9.99 once, unlocked forever

What the one payment unlocks

The tracker itself is free forever. Premium adds the parts that reach beyond one device, and never expires.

Backup and sync

Your library kept safe, and the same library on every device you use.

Family sharing

Invite up to three people. Everyone sees the collection you own, while your ratings and watch history stay private to you. Members rate for themselves and can add titles the whole household sees.

Three extra themes and avatars

Four themes in all, plus profile avatars for everyone sharing.

Free forever, no account required

It works before you tell it who you are

Rwnd is local-first. No sign-up, no server holding your viewing history.

No sign-up

Logging, rating, your collection and the recommendations all work with no account at all. Premium adds sync and sharing on top.

Yours, on your device

Your library lives on your phone and opens without a signal.

Nothing leaves quietly

Nothing is shared unless you choose to share it. Read the privacy policy.

Four themes

Pick how it looks

Hyperspace ships with the free app. The other three come with premium.

HyperspaceDark navy
MultiverseDeep violet
Gin JointCream and gold, serif
Golden HourWarm dusk