Show Picker Club

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Your shows. Your AI. Connected.

Connect the AI app you already use to your Show Picker lists. Ask what to watch tonight, add shows by chatting, and every change shows up on your iPhone, Apple TV and the web.

Your AI app
I've got about an hour tonight. Anything on my Next Up that's funny and not too heavy?
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Three comedies on your Next Up fit an hour easily:

  • Abbott ElementaryHulu · 22-minute episodes · added by you in August
  • ShrinkingApple TV+ · about 30 minutes · Amy recommended it
  • Only Murders in the BuildingHulu · about 35 minutes

Want me to move one of them to Watching?

Move Shrinking to Watching

From conversation to your lists

Ask, add, and keep up — without opening the app.

Pick tonight's show

Ask for something short, funny or new from your Next Up. Your AI app reads your lists and suggests from what you already wanted to watch.

Add shows by chatting

Name a few titles and say which list. Show Picker fills in the artwork, where it streams and when the next episode airs, just like adding it in the app.

Keep your lists current

Finished something? Move it to Loved, rate it, archive the ones you gave up on, or recommend it to a group — all in one sentence.

Choose your app

Chat in your AI app. Keep it all in Show Picker.

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One connection. Every AI app.

MCP is the standard way AI apps talk to other services. Show Picker Club runs one MCP server, so whichever app you connect, it reads and changes the same lists you see on your iPhone, Apple TV and the web.

How it works

Try a conversation

A few things you can ask your AI app.

01

Pick tonight's show

Short on time or in a mood? Let it choose from what you already saved.

“It's 9 and I've got an hour. What on my Next Up fits, and isn't too heavy?”
02

Add a pile at once

Heard about a few shows at dinner? Add them all in one go.

“Add The Bear, Slow Horses and Shrinking to my Next Up.”
03

Wrap up a show

Move it, rate it and leave yourself a note in one sentence.

“I finished Severance. Move it to Loved, rate it a 9, and note that the finale wrecked me.”
04

Catch up on ratings

Rate the shows you never got around to, one quick answer at a time.

“Go through my Loved shows that don't have a rating yet, one at a time, and save what I say.”
05

See what your group's into

Compare lists with the people in your private groups.

“What are people in my groups watching that I haven't added yet?”
06

Recommend to a group

Put a show on a group's Watch Next board for everyone to see.

“Recommend Slow Horses to my book club group.”

Good questions, clear answers

How AI apps work with Show Picker Club

What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol is how AI apps connect to other services. It lets your AI app use Show Picker Club's tools — read a list, add a show, rate it — on your behalf.

Does the AI live inside Show Picker?

No. You chat in your own AI app. Show Picker Club keeps the lists, so every change shows up in the app on every device.

What can it change?

Only your own shows and groups, and only if you allow changes when you connect. Choose read-only and it can look but not touch.

Can it see other people's notes?

No. It sees your own private notes, because it's acting as you. Other people's lists it sees only through groups you share, and never their notes.

What do I need?

A free Show Picker Club account and an AI app that supports custom MCP connectors. Some apps need a paid plan for that.

How do I disconnect?

On Connected apps, or in the iPhone app's account menu under AI MCP…. It stops working right away. Unused connections expire after 90 days.

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Connect your AI app

Pick your app above, then follow its guide.

Open your app's guide

Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, or any app with custom MCP connectors.

Add Show Picker Club

Use the button where there is one, or paste https://showpicker.club/mcp. Then sign in and choose what it may do.

Ask your first question

“What's on my Next Up?” is a good start. Check the result in the Show Picker app.

Under the hood

Everything it can do

The connection acts as you, with the access you have in the app.

Read

  • get_profile — who the connection acts as, list counts, groups
  • list_my_shows — your lists, with your notes (paged)
  • get_show — one show: overview, cast, where it streams, ratings
  • list_member_shows — a group-mate's lists, without their notes
  • search_libraries — search your and your group-mates' lists
  • search_titles — search the TV and movie catalog
  • get_trending — what the club or one of your groups is adding
  • list_groups, get_group, get_group_recommendations — your groups and their Watch Next boards

Change (only if you allow it)

  • add_show, update_show, move_show, reorder_list, rate_show — your own shows
  • archive_show, restore_show, delete_show — take shows off your lists or bring them back
  • recommend_to_group, respond_to_recommendation, remove_recommendation — group Watch Next boards
  • create_group, create_group_invite, leave_group — your groups

It can't join a group for you, rename or delete a group, change your household or touch your account. Connected apps get up to 1,000 changes and 1,000 catalog searches a day, resetting at midnight UTC; reading your lists doesn't count toward either. What's shared and how it's handled: Privacy Policy. Questions or problems: [email protected].

Your lists, your rules

Understand what you share

Connecting an AI app gives it access to your lists through the tools you allow. Choose an app you trust.

When you connect an AI app, it can read your lists — including your private notes — and, if you allow it, change them. What it reads through the connection is processed by that app's maker under their own policies. Review the app's approval settings: some apps make changes without asking you first. You can make the connection read-only when you sign in, and disconnect it any time from Connected apps.