What to Watch on Netflix Tonight

Netflix doesn't have an open library API, and Letterboxd doesn't know what's on Netflix. KinoChain bridges the gap — log what you watch on Netflix, get better picks everywhere.

How it works

Netflix doesn't offer a public API for your viewing history or library. But that doesn't mean you can't get smart recommendations.

KinoChain takes a different approach with Netflix:

1. **Log what you watch.** Every time you finish a film on Netflix, log it in your KinoChain diary — rate it, tag it, review it.

2. **Import your history.** If you're coming from Letterboxd, bring your entire diary over with a single export import.

3. **Get cross-platform picks.** KinoChain learns your taste from everything you've logged, then recommends films available on Netflix (and your connected media servers) that match.

The more you log, the smarter it gets — regardless of which platform you watched it on.

Already logging on Letterboxd?

Import your entire Letterboxd diary in one go. Ratings, reviews, watchlist, and lists — everything comes with you.

FAQ

Why can't KinoChain connect directly to Netflix?
Netflix closed its public API in 2014 and doesn't offer a way for third-party apps to access your viewing history. KinoChain works around this by using your logged diary as the data source — which also means your recommendations aren't limited to Netflix's catalogue.
Can I use this alongside Plex or Jellyfin?
Yes. Connect your media server for library-based recommendations, and log Netflix watches manually. The more data sources, the better the picks.
How do you know what's currently on Netflix?
KinoChain uses TMDB's streaming availability data to know what's currently streaming on Netflix in your region. Set your country in Settings for accurate results.