Find the titles you already agree on.
Together compares the picks two people have saved and brings their shared Queue and Must Watch choices into one clear view.
Together
The demonstration below uses current catalogue artwork for United States; the product behavior stays the same.
Your picks
Queue + Must Watch
Project Hail Mary
Person of Interest
Their picks
Queue + Must Watch
Grey's Anatomy
Person of Interest
Shared pick
Person of Interest
This title appears in both saved sets. No match score and no new Room—just visible agreement.
How Together works
One continuous path from seeing an option to knowing what happens next.
- 01
Keep your own picks
Each person saves titles to their own Queue and Must Watch lists as usual.
- 02
Connect in Together
QueueUp compares the two saved sets without merging or replacing either person’s list.
- 03
Start with shared choices
Titles that appear on both sides become the first options to discuss or watch.
Agreement appears without starting the search again.
Both people can keep their own lists. Together looks for overlap between them, so the conversation can begin with titles that already have support on both sides.
Overlap, not a recommendation score
Together begins with explicit saved choices rather than inventing a compatibility percentage.
Personal lists remain personal
The comparison does not replace either person’s Queue, Must Watch, or Interested titles.
Together is not a Room
Together finds existing agreement between people. A Room creates a separate taste context for a plan or group.
Questions about Together
Is Together the same as a Room?
No. Together compares saved picks between people. A Room has its own settings and recommendations for a specific group or occasion.
Does Together combine our watchlists?
It surfaces overlap while each person keeps their own lists. It does not replace them with one shared personal watchlist.
Do I need an account for Together?
Yes. Together depends on connected QueueUp accounts and their saved title activity.
Keep going with QueueUp
Discovery is only the beginning. See how the rest of the decision stays connected.
Start with the titles you already share.
Open QueueUp to find the title, make the choice, and keep what matters after the search ends.