Free video-streaming service Tubi lets users share curated watchlists now
Summary
Fox-owned Tubi launched Mixtapes, a feature that lets users create and share ordered playlists of movies and TV shows available on the free streaming service. Users need a Tubi account to create a Mixtape, but viewers can watch shared lists without one.Key Facts
- Tubi says its catalog includes nearly 400,000 movies and TV episodes.
- Users can title and describe a Mixtape, arrange its items, and publish it or keep it private.
- Users can build a Mixtape themselves or ask Tubi for a suggested starting list, which they can edit.
- Tubi’s Mixtapes site includes examples such as “Millennial Memory Lane” and “Bald Baddies.”
- A 2025 Gracenote survey of 3,000 consumers across six countries found that nearly 33% said streaming fragmentation harmed their TV experience.
- In the same survey, 49% said difficulty finding something to watch could lead them to cancel a service, and 19% said they would abandon a viewing session after an unsuccessful search.
- The article describes comparable shared-list features on Mubi, Plex, and JustWatch.
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