Know what to watch, where to watch it, and what's next.
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No. WatchQueue works the moment you open it — your watchlist syncs across your devices through your own iCloud. Connecting Trakt or Plex is completely optional.
Streaming availability is region-specific. Open Settings and make sure your Region is set correctly, then select the streaming services you subscribe to so WatchQueue can surface them first.
Connect Trakt in Settings. WatchQueue signs you in securely through Trakt and pulls in your existing history, so Watch Next picks up exactly where you left off.
Connect Plex in Settings. WatchQueue marks titles in your Plex library right on the posters and lets you open them in Plex or Infuse. You can choose your default player and toggle Plex badges on posters in Settings.
Watch Next gathers every series you have in progress and surfaces the next unwatched episode. Sort by Recently watched, Fewest left, Most left, or Shuffle — and use Abandoned to round up shows you started but never finished.
WatchQueue launches the provider's app via its deep link. Make sure that streaming app is installed and signed in on your Apple TV. If it isn't installed, tvOS will offer to get it from the App Store.
Email support with a description of what happened, the title or screen you were on, and your tvOS version. Screenshots or a screen recording are always helpful.
WatchQueue is an Apple TV app by Jeff Pinilla — filmmaker, editor, and tools builder. Built for people who watch a lot and want one place to keep the thread.