What's on tonight, on the services you already pay for.

Airdatia is in TestFlight for friends. Both things you need stay hidden until you reveal them with the site's username and password; ask Mark for them.

1. Join the beta on TestFlight and install Airdatia: ••••••
2. In the app, open Settings and paste this access key under Beta access:

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Reveal secrets

Airdatia began in July 2026 as one person's answer to the nightly question of what to watch. The first version was a schedule: every new episode airing over the next seven days on the streaming services in the house, gathered each morning from public listings.

Movies and stand-up specials came next, then live sports with a My Teams list so a game shows up the way an episode does. Reality got its own tab once it started crowding the shows. And because friends kept asking for recommendations, the app learned to search anything, star it, and publish a list to share.

Under the hood it is a daily feed built by a small scheduled job, and an iPhone app that reads it. Nothing to sign up for, no server to keep alive.

There are no accounts. The shows and teams you follow live on your phone and are never uploaded. Reminders for premieres and games are scheduled on the device; there is no push server.

The app downloads a public schedule file, loads posters from the same listing sources, and sends your search text to one search service. It contains no analytics, advertising, or tracking libraries. The full policy is at airdatia.com/privacy.

airdatia.com is a static site served over HTTPS from a content delivery network. The schedule feed is generated by a scheduled function and published as a file; the app only reads it.

Search goes through a single HTTPS endpoint that expects the beta access key. Changing a shared list requires the key issued to the phone that created it, and the controls that shape the feed sit behind a separate sign-in. If you find a problem, use the address under Support.

Questions, a missing show, or something that looks wrong: email markshervey@gmail.com. From the beta you can also take a screenshot and choose Share Beta Feedback to send it through TestFlight.