How Tralr works
From your taste, to tonight's pick, to this month's verdict — three decisions, one companion.
No black-box algorithm. Every pick and every verdict comes with a reason.
Tralr learns your taste, uses it to pick what to watch tonight, and once a month audits your lineup — telling you which services to keep, binge and pause, or pause.
Nothing here is a mystery. Every recommendation and every verdict shows its reasoning.
You bring your taste
Swipe on titles, answer a few taste probes, and add to your watchlist — that's the profile Tralr works from.
Tralr decides with you, nightly
Tonight's Pick and Discover surface titles chosen for your taste, with the reason shown every time: because you loved that one.
Once a month, it audits your lineup
Tralr checks your watchlist against every streaming service you pay for and calls it: keep, binge and pause, or pause.
You see exactly what you saved
A running savings ledger shows what pausing has actually put back in your pocket. Plus pays for itself.
Most recommendation systems are tuned to keep you scrolling on someone else's platform, and they never explain why they're showing you what they're showing you.
Tralr shows its work instead.
Every pick names the taste signal behind it, and every verdict names the math behind it.
Streaming platforms are paid to keep you subscribed to them specifically.
Tralr is paid by you — so it's the only one in the stack that will tell you honestly when a service isn't worth it anymore, and when it is.
- keep — this service is still earning its spot in your lineup
- binge, then pause — finish what's on your watchlist, then cancel
- pause now — nothing here is worth this month's fee
- a savings ledger that tracks what pausing has actually saved you
Tralr isn't trying to become another place to browse, and it isn't trying to replace your streaming apps.
It's the layer above all of them that knows what you actually want to watch — and tells you, honestly, what's still worth paying for.
Most people don't need more picks. They need a companion that's on their side.
And it goes where you already watch: Plus syncs your picks to Plex, Stremio, and Jellyfin, so tonight's pick is waiting on your home screen — powered by a personal Trakt list Tralr keeps in sync for you.
Tralr learns your taste from swipes, taste probes, and your watchlist, uses it to pick what to watch tonight with the reason always shown, and — for Plus members — audits your lineup once a month and tells you which services to keep, binge and pause, or pause. Plus pays for itself.