For every movie and show, Wovia tells you which service has it — split into subscription, free, with ads, rent and buy. Add your services and you see first what costs you nothing extra. Wovia also keeps your watch diary, down to the single episode. In your browser – apps for Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV are coming.
Where to watch — and what have you seen already?
Movies and shows at once, as you type. Click a result to see where it’s on.
“Available” alone doesn’t answer the question. Wovia tells you which bucket a title is in and highlights what’s on your services. Click a service to go there – for many, straight to the title.
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, UK, US, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands. Switch any time, even without an account.
Movies with one click, shows episode by episode, by season or all at once – or “watched up to here”. The home page shows which episode is next.
Save what you want to watch, rate on a ten-point scale. Whatever you tick off leaves your watchlist by itself. All ratings add up to the Wovia rating – anonymous, and only from five votes.
Top 10 in your country, new, coming soon and popular – filter by service, genre, year, rating and age rating.
Which parts you’ve seen and where the rest is on, in story order if you like. Missing a part? Suggest it – every suggestion is checked before it counts.
Import lists from JustWatch, IMDb, Letterboxd, Trakt or your Netflix viewing history – including where you are in a show.
Show your watchlist or what you’ve watched with a link, view only. Ratings and notes only appear if you want them to.
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A show in Wovia: where it’s on, how far you are, and the season’s episodes to tick off
Browsing in Wovia: popular, new and coming soon, filtered by your services
Collections in Wovia: which parts you’ve seen and how many are left
Your watch diary in Wovia: movies and episodes watched and your screen time
Wovia on a tablet: your watchlist next to everything about a titlewovia.winku.de in your browser – searching and looking things up works without an account.
With your Winku account – it’s free. The same account in your browser and in the apps.
Tick the services you have. From then on Wovia shows first what costs you nothing extra.
Find a show, open a season, tick episodes – or “watched up to here” at the episode you’re on.
Google Play: coming soon · App Store (iPhone, iPad, Apple TV): coming soon · Mac: coming soon. Until then, Wovia runs in your browser – on your computer, tablet and phone.
Opens wovia.winku.de. Searching works without an account; to save, tick off and rate, you sign in with your Winku account.
Open WoviaNothing. No ads, no tracking. For your lists you only need a Winku account, and that’s free.
Not for searching and looking things up in your browser. Saving, ticking off and rating need a Winku account, and so do the apps – the same account as for every other Winku service.
From JustWatch, provided via TMDB. Wovia passes it on unchanged. Offers change all the time; what the service itself shows always counts.
The API doesn’t provide them. Wovia shows whether a title is available to rent or buy and takes you to the service for the price.
Soon. The apps for Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV are done and in testing; they’re coming to Google Play and the App Store. Until then, Wovia runs right here in your browser, on your phone too. Your lists will be the same in the app.
Yes. Wovia imports lists from JustWatch, IMDb, Letterboxd and Trakt, your Netflix viewing history or a spreadsheet of your own. Your browser reads the file itself; only the entries are uploaded.
Users do – and every suggestion is checked before it counts: an AI (Claude by Anthropic) only sees the titles, years and plot summaries, not your account. Each account can make a few suggestions a day.
Yes, all at once or by season. Episodes that haven’t aired yet are left out – nobody can have seen them. When a new season comes out, the show is unfinished again by itself.
No. Your lists belong to your account. Others only see what you share with a link yourself. Ratings only go into the Wovia rating anonymously, and you can switch that off in the settings.
Yes. “Delete my Wovia data” in the settings removes everything right away; your Winku account stays. If you delete your Winku account, your Wovia data goes with it.
No. Wovia is an independent Winku service and isn’t affiliated with JustWatch, TMDB or any streaming service.
Availability data comes from JustWatch and is obtained through the TMDB API. Wovia uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. JustWatch, TMDB and the streaming services named are trademarks of their respective owners; Wovia is an independent Winku service and is not affiliated with any of them. Google Play and Android are trademarks of Google LLC; Apple, iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and App Store are trademarks of Apple Inc.
