Grab the remote,
it’s show time.
Not another streaming app, the cockpit above all of them. Everything your circle curated all week, ready the moment you sit down.
Get WUW+ on iPhone now. When the Apple TV app lands, your Box Office is already waiting on the big screen.
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Movie night starts with
who’s watching.
On wake, pick who’s on the couch, tonight’s Box Office blends everyone’s taste.
No remote typing.
No passwords. Just Face ID.
Your Apple TV asks, your iPhone answers. The TV and your phone show the same two-emoji match, you approve with Face ID, and you’re in. Nothing else required.
Your Apple TV wants to sign in
The TV shows the same two, that’s how you know it’s yours.
Who’s on the couch?
Pick who’s watching on wake, tonight’s Box Office blends everyone’s taste. Guests welcome, taste untouched.
Jump
Click the poster and you’re in the title on Netflix, Max, Prime, Apple TV+, whoever has it. Menu brings you back to WUW+.
WatchParty
Synced starts across living rooms, each on their own subscription. WUW+ carries the reactions.
Beacon
The ambient screensaver shows who’s watching now. Press ▶ to join the party from the couch.
Opening Night on the big screen
Real premiere dates and “renewed · date TBD” from your favorites and watchlist. Release bells sync between phone and TV.
Follow the rabbit
Long-press any poster: the terminal that answers “more like this”, with three levers and a trail you can climb back. Same rabbit as on your phone.
React in Character, from the couch
Every poster’s long-press menu carries the in-character verdicts (“Take a hike, Meredith!”) and Later.
Built for the Siri Remote
Menu walks back, swipe to browse a list, focus on a lens selects it, Sign in sits in the couch row, and the Liquid Glass New & Hot shelf.
On Location and Red Carpet, from the couch
Change the destination or the awards edition on the TV; the phone follows, and vice-versa.
New & Hot: the wheel on the big screen.
The streaming wheel sits above the shelf. Flick a service and the shelf re-lights in its color, then scrolls sideways past the first ten titles.
