ReelCheck: Movie & TV Ratings

ReelCheck - Know any movie or show before you watch. Point your phone camera at any title and get its IMDb rating, Tomatometer, release year, and poster in a single tap. ReelCheck turns your camera into an instant movie and TV-show identifier. HOW IT WORKS Aim the viewfinder at a Netflix tile, a Disney+ row, a cinema marquee, or a physical poster. ReelCheck crops the framed title, reads it with a vision model, and matches it against IMDb to surface the ratings that matter. KEY FEATURES * Live camera scanner - tap-to-scan shutter, corner-bracket framing, pinch-to-zoom, tap-to-focus, and haptic feedback. * Smart cropping - only the title inside the brackets is sent for recognition, so nothing else in the frame leaves your phone. * Accurate title recognition - a vision model reads the title and year, then fuzzy IMDb search ranks the best matches. * Verdict-colored rating - the IMDb score appears as a giant, film-strip numeral: green (>=7.5), amber (>=5.5), or red (<5.5). * Tomatometer included - every result also shows the Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer and Popcornmeter, for movies and series alike. * Ambiguous? No problem - when a match isn't clear, ReelCheck shows a quiet strip of alternate poster thumbnails to switch between. * Poster & year - see the artwork and release year alongside the scores. * Share to ReelCheck - share a poster, screenshot, or text from any app and get its ratings without opening the camera. WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT Decide what to watch in seconds. Whether you're in a store, at the cinema, or scrolling a streaming app, ReelCheck tells you if that title is worth your time - before you commit. AD-SUPPORTED ReelCheck is free to use and supported by ads (a persistent banner and an occasional interstitial). Ads keep the app running at no cost to you. PRIVACY-FIRST Only the cropped title image is uploaded for recognition, and it is not stored by the service. No accounts, no profiles, no personal data collected by the app. ReelCheck helps you discover ratings and information for movies and TV shows. Ratings and metadata are provided by IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes.