March 28, 2025
The process of searching through apps like Hulu, Netflix, or Max can be time-consuming and stressful, often taking away from the actual enjoyment of entertainment. To address this issue, a new mobile app called Streamline has been introduced. It serves as a centralized hub, offering personalized, AI-powered recommendations and access to over 200 streaming services. Users can discover shows, movies, and sports content more easily, while also connecting with friends through in-app group chats to share their viewing experiences.
Streamline aims to simplify the process of finding and watching content, reducing time spent searching and increasing time spent enjoying entertainment. It also features a sports scheduling tool for fans to find games more easily. The app is available on the Apple App Store, with a Google Play version coming soon. Co-founded by Don Pawlowski, and Ryan Schreiber, Streamline was inspired by Schreiber's frustration with the growing number of streaming platforms. His goal is for Streamline to become a central hub for both content discovery and TV-related conversations, similar to how Goodreads functions for books.
The app is designed to save users valuable time, offering easy access to all their favorite entertainment in one place.
