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Your binge-watch companion — aggregated movie & TV ratings from 10 sources in one popup Ratearr shows you aggregated movie & TV ratings from 10 sources in one popup — no more tab-switching to compare scores. Copy or share ratings with friends to choose the next movie to watch or TV show to binge-watch. RATING SOURCES Ratearr fetches ratings from sources like IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic, Allociné, and more, then combines them into a single weighted score. AUTOMATIC DETECTION Ratearr automatically detects the movie or show you're viewing on major streaming and review platforms, so ratings appear without any manual search. You can also right-click any selected movie or show title on any webpage and choose "Get movie rating." FEATURES • Weighted aggregate score with customizable source weights • Critics vs. audience comparison — see when opinions diverge • Where to watch — streaming availability via TMDB • Keyboard shortcut (Alt+R) • Dark mode (auto/light/dark) • Copy or share ratings with friends • Export/import settings • Badge color on the toolbar icon (green/yellow/red) • 5 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian PRIVACY No data collection. No analytics. No tracking. Your browser talks directly to the APIs — no backend server. API keys stored locally. OPEN SOURCE MIT license — https://github.com/davidaparicio/ratearr
Sep 3, 2026
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.
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