StreamKeeper
An AI watchlist that warns you when shows and films are at risk of vanishing from streaming due to mergers, licensing deals, or studio cuts — and tells you how to keep them.
binge-watchers and completionists worried about losing access to their favorite shows
- Personal watchlist with alerts when content is removed from any service you use
- Merger-impact feed: 'Paramount-Warner deal puts 14 shows you watch at risk'
- Backup suggestions: where to buy the DVD, whether the archive.org copy is complete, alternate regional services
- Plain-English summaries of antitrust rulings and what they mean for your queue
The Paramount-Warner Bros $110B merger — front-page concern for Benedict Cumberbatch, Alan Cumming and Benedict Wong in The Guardian — is the clearest signal in years that streaming libraries will shrink, and consumers have no tool to track the fallout.
Three named A-list British actors published a Guardian op-ed explicitly framing this as a consumer crisis — strong audience signal beyond search volume
JustWatch tracks availability but no mainstream tool alerts on merger-driven removals or license changes
Hard B2C: a subscription would have to compete with free JustWatch; affiliate revenue from disc sales is a fallback
Industry consolidation is structural — Disney-Fox, Discovery-Warner, Skydance-Paramount all show the pattern continues
Needs licensing-data scraping across services plus a content-ID layer; doable for a small team with public data feeds