Frequently Asked Questions

No. WatchMora is not a streaming service.

WatchMora does not host, sell, rent, license, or play movies and series. It helps you discover titles and understand where they may be available.

No. WatchMora does not provide playback.

If a title is available on a streaming provider, WatchMora may show that provider in the Where to Watch block. You still need to use the provider’s own app or website to watch the title.

Not unless this is explicitly stated on the site.

Provider names and availability data are used to help users discover where titles may be available. WatchMora does not claim official partnership with a provider unless that relationship is clearly announced.

Where to Watch shows provider availability by region where data is available. A title may appear under categories such as Stream, Rent, Buy, Free, or With Ads.

Availability is informational and can change over time.

Streaming rights are usually regional. A movie that is available in one country may not be available in another. Availability can also depend on licensing, provider catalog changes, account type, device, and time.

No. WatchMora cannot guarantee availability for every user.

Provider data can change, and the final availability depends on the provider’s own catalog and your region or account.

Some titles have limited provider data in a selected region. This depends on available third-party data and provider coverage.

Not currently. WatchMora shows availability categories where data exists, but it does not currently show reliable title-level prices.

Not currently. When direct provider movie links are not available from a reliable source, WatchMora avoids pretending that they exist.

You can browse public catalog pages without an account where the site allows it.

An account is needed for personal features such as Watchlist, preferences, saved searches, Recently Viewed, selected streaming services, comments, and account privacy controls.

WatchMora uses practical signals such as your taste profile, favorite and avoided genres, Watchlist, watched titles, likes, dislikes, hidden titles, selected streaming services, recently viewed titles, and saved searches.

You can change many of these signals from your account.

Yes. Your taste profile is not a one-time setup. You can update preferences later as your taste changes.

My Streaming Services lets you select the providers you actually use. WatchMora can then show or prioritize titles available on those services in catalog filters and recommendation sections.

No. WatchMora does not ask for your Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, Disney+, Max, or other external provider credentials.

You only select providers manually inside WatchMora.

The Watchlist is a personal list of titles you may want to watch later.

Watchlist is for titles you want to remember.

Watched is for titles you have already seen.

Recently Viewed shows titles you opened while logged in. It helps you return to pages you looked at before.

You can turn off Recently Viewed tracking in privacy settings. You can also clear your existing Recently Viewed history.

Saved Searches let you save catalog filters and return to them later.

For example, you can save a search for high-rated dramas, short movies, provider-specific results, or movies from a certain year range.

Saved Searches are private account features. They are not public SEO pages.

Yes. WatchMora includes account data export and account deletion tools in the account area.

Deleting your account removes your account and related personal rows according to the current account deletion system.

If comments are enabled, logged-in users may be able to comment on titles.

Comments may be moderated before or after publication.

A comment may be held for moderation if it matches review rules, contains risky content, or needs manual approval.

Where supported, users can edit or delete their own comments. Admin moderation may also hide, reject, or remove comments that violate site rules.

WatchMora generally blocks user-submitted links in places where they are not needed. This helps reduce spam, scams, and unsafe content.

Yes. You can download a JSON export of your account data from the account area.

The export does not include passwords, tokens, or internal secrets.

Yes. Account deletion is available from the account area and requires confirmation.

Yes. You can turn off Recently Viewed tracking in privacy settings.

Turning it off stops future recording. Existing history can be cleared separately.

No. Essential transactional emails, such as password reset or email verification, may still be sent when needed to operate your account.

Product or optional emails can be controlled separately if that feature is available.

Use the Contact page and include the page URL, title name, and what looks incorrect.

Helpful details include the wrong year, genre, runtime, provider, cast information, duplicate title, or broken image.

WatchMora uses third-party data sources and internal curation for movie, series, people, provider, and availability information.

Data may be incomplete, delayed, or different by region.

You can send suggestions through the Contact page. WatchMora may add or update titles based on future catalog plans, data availability, and product priorities.

WatchMora has mobile API support for core account and discovery features. A public mobile app can use that API when the product is ready for release.

WatchMora may stay closed during development or launch preparation. During that time, the site can be blocked from search engines and hidden behind a launch gate.

This helps keep unfinished pages out of public indexing.

Saved-search alerts, push notifications, and email alerts may be added later. They are not part of the current basic Saved Searches feature.

Yes. You can use catalog pages, filters, provider pages, Watchlist, and saved searches even if you do not rely on recommendations.

Use the Contact page and include:

- the page URL;
- what you expected;
- what happened instead;
- your selected region if the issue is about availability;
- your device and browser if it looks technical.

Do not send passwords, verification codes, payment information, or private account credentials through normal support messages.