Fred TV

You type the name of a movie or show into the search bar, and Fred TV scans all your connected streaming services to show you exactly where it's available. For example, if you search for an old action movie, it might pop up on Amazon Prime even if you forgot you had access to it.

Yes, the watchlist feature lets you add shows or movies from your phone while you're on the go. When you're ready to watch, it tells you which app to open so you can jump straight into the content without searching again.

Fred TV needs to connect to your streaming accounts to search and track your watch history, so you have to log into each one individually. It might feel a bit tedious, but it's a one-time process, and once it's done the app works seamlessly.

The live TV guide is a bit buried in the app's menu, so you may need to scroll or tap around to find it. Some users wish it were more prominent, but once you locate it, it shows you what's currently airing across your services.

Fred TV costs a one-time fee of $3.49, while Reelgood offers a free tier but requires a subscription for advanced features. Fred TV's setup involves logging into each service manually, but once done, its universal search and watchlist make finding content just as easy as Reelgood.