About BingeNext
Who builds BingeNext
BingeNext is built and operated by Jordan Axelrod, its founder. It is an independent product, not part of a streaming service, and it is not affiliated with Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max or any other platform it recommends titles from. Questions and feedback reach him directly at jordan@bingenext.com.
How our guides are made and corrected
There are two different things on this site and it's worth knowing which one you're reading. The recommendation engine is software. You type in shows you already like, an AI model matches them against a catalog, and streaming and release information comes from the TMDB and JustWatch data we pull plus TVMaze for episode and season details. Nobody hand-picks those results for you. The guides on our blog are the other thing: written pieces where we choose a set of titles, put them in an order, and explain who each one is actually for.
Before a guide goes up, the facts in it get checked. Release dates, season numbers, whether a season has actually come out yet, and where a title streams are verified against official platform announcements and against the TMDB and TVMaze databases. When something is announced but has no date, we say so in the guide instead of guessing. If a reader tells us a detail is wrong, we recheck it the same way rather than quietly editing around it.
Every guide shows the date it was published and the date it was last updated, so you can see how fresh it is. Jordan Axelrod is responsible for everything published here. If you spot an error, send it to jordan@bingenext.com and we'll fix it and show a visible update date on the corrected guide.
Our story
BingeNext was born out of endless scrolling frustration and the shared agony of couples struggling to agree on something to watch. It started one evening when Jordan Axelrod and his wife were ready to relax after a long day, only to lose hours to the "scrolling abyss," clicking through dozens of shows across multiple streaming services without finding anything they both liked.
Realizing that finding a great show shouldn't feel like a chore, he built a smarter way: a tool that breaks down the barriers between streaming platforms and delivers personalized recommendations in seconds rather than hours.
Our approach
Shared viewing is hard when two people have very different tastes, so couple mode does not simply recommend from one person's preferences. Each candidate is evaluated against both viewers, so couples get picks that genuinely work for both of them. The same engine also runs the TV, movie and mood modes.
The product
BingeNext runs on the web at bingenext.com and as an iPhone app on the App Store, which shares the same recommendation engine and the same account. BingeNext is free to use. Without an account you get 1 recommendation per day; with a free account you get 3 per day plus 3 couple recommendations per month. All four recommendation modes, including the Mood Engine, are open to free users. Premium is optional, and the features page is the full inventory of what the product does.
Official channels
The official accounts are X @BingeNext_, Instagram binge_next, TikTok binge_next and Facebook. Anything else claiming to be BingeNext is not us.