The friend who always knows what to watch.
Arlo reads the room — the long day, the rain, the 90 minutes you actually have — then finds the one thing worth watching, across everything you already pay for.
Get the iOS app when it's ready.
Tell me the mood. I'll make the call.
It's a conversation, not a search box. Say "surprise me" — or tell Arlo it's a cozy Monday and you've got company.
Straight from the app — this is the real thing.
One friend. Every service.
Every platform optimizes for itself.
Netflix recommends Netflix. YouTube buries what you loved last month under whatever keeps you scrolling. You spend twenty minutes looking and end up rewatching The Office.
Nobody's recommending what you'll actually love. They're recommending what they want you to watch.
This is what yours looks like instead —
No more app-hopping. No more scrolling.
Say hi.
Tell Arlo what you're feeling — or just say "surprise me."
Get the one thing.
Not forty rows of maybes. One pick that fits the mood, the moment, and the time you have.
Press play.
Arlo finds it wherever it lives — then sends it straight to the TV.
Genre tells you what it is. Arlo knows what it feels like.
Built from what you actually did — not a survey you filled out once.
- Finished Arrival — twice.
- Bailed on three blockbusters inside ten minutes.
- Subtitles on. Lights off. After 11pm.
Taste is who you are. Vibe is where you are tonight. "Something funny — but not stupid": the not stupid is the half that decides what you actually pick — and the half a watch-history graph will never see.
Arlo builds your homepage — and rebuilds it on a word.
Your For You isn't a fixed grid you scroll past. Arlo assembles it around you — and you steer it just by talking to him.
Ask for a rail and it appears: "something for a rainy Sunday," "movie night with the kids," "more like that last one." Reshuffle it, pin it, or clear it out. It's your homepage, not the algorithm's.
- Build a custom rail for any mood or moment
- Reshuffle, pin, or swap a shelf — just by asking
- A fresh recommendation on tap, whenever you want one
One of these actually knows you.
Answers where it’s streaming, then forgets you.
Remembers what you took the time to log.
Built from what you finished at 1am — not what you bothered to write down.
The first two are things you operate. Arlo is someone who’s been paying attention.
The one recommender with no reason to lie to you.
Every other app decides what to show you with one eye on its own business. Arlo can't — because the money sits beside the recommendation, never inside it.
Netflix will never recommend Max. Arlo has no service of its own to keep you watching — only the one thing worth watching tonight.
Almost.
Your content friend arrives this summer.
Get the iOS app when it's ready.