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Detects jumpscares Love horror movies but hate the heart-stopping jumpscares? Don't want to watch alone but your friends hate horror? JumpsCare is your ultimate movie companion for Netflix! JumpsCare seamlessly integrates into your Netflix viewing experience to protect you from sudden, loud jumpscares. It uses a database of timestamps to know exactly when a scare is coming and can react automatically based on your preferences. Features: ⚠️ On-Screen Warnings: Get a visual countdown right before the scary moment happens, with a pulsing, non-intrusive UI. 🔇 Auto-Mute: Automatically mutes the audio exactly when the jumpscare hits, and unmutes right after it passes. 🌫️ Auto-Blur: Blurs the video during the jumpscare so you don't have to cover your eyes! ⚙️ Fully Customizable: Choose your preferred protection! You can enable or disable warnings, muting, and blurring individually, and adjust how many seconds in advance you want to be warned. How it works: When you start watching a movie on Netflix, JumpsCare quietly fetches the jumpscare timestamps for that specific movie. As you watch, it tracks the video time and automatically triggers your chosen protections when a jumpscare approaches. Get your popcorn ready and enjoy the story without the heart attack! Note: JumpsCare currently supports Netflix. It requires an active internet connection to fetch the latest jumpscare timestamps.
Jun 15, 2026
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