About

Give me something is one place to find what to watch, play or read next. Pick one you loved and get more like it, with why each one fits and the cheapest way to have it. It's free, with no accounts and no ads.

The sites

• Watch: films and series like one you loved, and the cheapest way for you to watch them, on your services or free with ads. About Watch and its sources.
• Play: games like one you loved, with critic and player scores, time to beat, and the cheapest way to get them, including what's already in your Game Pass or PS Plus. About Play and its sources.
• Read: books like one you loved, and the cheapest way to read or listen to them: free, at your library, or the likely price to buy. About Read and its sources.

How picks are made

No AI picks for you, on any of them. Each site describes every title by what it's made of, such as its genres, themes, the people who made it and its era, and picks the ones that share the most with yours, rare shared traits counting for more than common ones. Each site's About page explains its own.

This page

• The screen shows real screenshots of each site's listings (Watch tuned to Arrival, Play to Hades, Read to Dune), retaken when the sites change.
• The search asks Watch's, Play's and Read's own searches at once, and opens the one you pick on its site.

Data sources

• TMDB: films and series in the search and in Watch's preview (titles, years, posters). This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
• IGDB: games in the search and in Play's preview (titles, years, covers). Game data from IGDB.com.
• Open Library: books in the search and in Read's preview (titles, authors, years, covers). Covers courtesy of Open Library.
• Red Hat fonts: Red Hat Display and Red Hat Text, under the SIL Open Font License.

Each site lists all of its sources, such as prices, scores and where to watch, on its own About page. Give me something isn't affiliated with any of these services.

Privacy

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