What's included
Built for people who finish the series
Complete seasons rather than a scattering of episodes, and new titles added every week.
Complete box sets
Whole series, every season, in order — not the three episodes a rival happened to grab.
New releases
Cinema and streaming releases appear as soon as they are available, and are added weekly rather than in occasional batches.
Updated weekly
A team keeps the library current, replaces broken files and removes duplicates so search results stay usable.
Subtitles & audio
Original audio with subtitle tracks in the major languages, plus dubbed versions where they exist.
Up to 4K
UHD where the source supports it, and a sensible fallback where it does not — no upscaled files pretending to be 4K.
Resume anywhere
Start on the TV, finish on the phone. Supported players remember where you stopped.
In the library
A sample of what is in there
Marvel Collection
DC Universe
HBO Originals
Netflix Originals
Prime Video Originals
Disney+ Library
Apple TV+ Series
Peacock Exclusives
Anime Collection
Documentaries
Kids & Family
Classic Cinema
Complete seasons
Multi-language subtitles
4K where available
Weekly additions
FAQ
常见问题
The count is titles including individual series episodes, which is how the industry counts it. The number that matters more is that complete seasons are there rather than fragments — that is what we actually check for.
Weekly, and continuously for anything broken. New releases go in as they become available.
Yes, on most titles, in the major languages. Dubbed audio tracks are there where the release has them.
The service streams rather than downloads. Some players cache a few minutes ahead, which covers a wobbly connection but not a flight.