Cinemô answers one question quickly: where can a specific movie or show actually be watched right now, without opening a single streaming app to check. An agent connected through Neotask can search by title and get back which major streaming, rental, and purchase platforms currently carry it, instead of a person opening several apps in turn to check availability one at a time. The integration covers the full range of ways a title might be reachable, subscription streaming, digital rental, or outright purchase, and returns that in a single pass rather than requiring separate lookups for each category individually. This suits anyone planning a movie night, building a watchlist across several services, or checking availability before recommending something to a friend who has a different set of subscriptions than they do. It does not review titles, suggest what to watch next, or manage a personal watchlist on its own; the value sits entirely in fast, accurate availability lookups across whatever platforms a title might live on at the exact moment it's checked. A title's availability can shift from week to week as licensing deals change, so a fresh check through the integration is often more reliable than trusting a memory of where something used to be available.
| Search title | Looks up a movie or show by name across major streaming platforms. |
| Check streaming availability | Confirms which subscription services currently carry the title. |
| Check rental options | Returns platforms where the title can be rented individually. |
| Check purchase options | Returns platforms where the title can be bought outright. |
| Compare multiple titles | Runs availability checks across a set of titles in a single pass. |
| Recheck a previously searched title | Confirms whether a title's availability has changed since the last check. |
A group of friends is deciding what to watch together and can't agree on which streaming service everyone in the group actually has an active subscription to. One person asks their agent to check where three shortlisted titles are available, and the agent returns streaming, rental, and purchase options for each across the major platforms in a single consolidated response. The group compares the three results and quickly realizes one title is already included in a service every single person already pays for. They pick that one, avoiding an unplanned rental charge that nobody wanted to split at the last minute before the movie starts.
Someone maintains a running list of shows they want to watch but keeps forgetting which platform actually has which title available at any given time. Their agent checks each entry on the list against Cinemô in turn and tags every one with its current streaming, rental, or purchase status as of that specific check. A few titles turn out to have left the streaming service they were originally added under and are now only available to rent. When the person opens a specific app that evening, they already know exactly which titles on their list are sitting there ready to watch, instead of hunting across several services to find something worth starting.
No, it only reports where a title is available to stream, rent, or buy. It doesn't include reviews, ratings, or recommendations of any kind, so pairing it with another source for opinions is still necessary.
The integration is built around checking major platforms for a title's availability; region-specific coverage depends on what those platforms report for a given account or location at the time of the check.
It returns where a title is available across rental and purchase options; specific pricing depends on what each platform's own listing includes at the time of the search, which can vary by region and promotion.
Yes, both movies and TV shows can be searched, and results distinguish streaming, rental, and purchase availability for either type of title without needing a separate lookup path.
Instead of checking one app at a time, an agent can ask a single question and get availability across major platforms back in one consolidated result, saving the repetitive app-switching that manual checking involves.
Yes, an agent can run availability checks across a set of titles in a single pass, which is useful when comparing several options before a group decides what to watch together.
Yes, streaming, rental, and purchase availability can shift as licensing agreements change, so rechecking a title later can return a different result than an earlier search returned.