It's seven o'clock.
Here's what's on.

On demand, Bluebird picks five things worth watching from the services you already pay for, the free channels, and live TV. Press one and it starts.

This is the whole screen. Five choices, on demand.
Get Bluebird on your Roku — free

Rather have a person set it up with you?Call 1‑800‑555‑0147

Free. No card. Nothing to install on your phone.

You didn't run out of things to watch.

Streaming didn't give people more to watch. It gave them more to sort through.

Five apps, five menus.

Every service arranges things its own way, and none of them talk to each other.

“Which one was it on?”

You heard about a show. Now you're checking four apps to find it.

Rows that never end.

Scroll right, scroll down, a trailer starts by itself. Half an hour later you're watching a rerun.

Paying for what you don't watch.

The services add up, and it's hard to remember which ones you still use.

Calling the kids for help.

Every update moves the buttons again.

Bluebird does the sorting.

Without Bluebird

Open an app. Scroll. Give up. Open another app. Scroll. Settle for something.

With Bluebird

Turn on the TV. Five choices, picked for you. Press one. It starts.

Bluebird looks across the services you have, plus the free channels most people never find, and tells you what's worth your evening.

Five picks, chosen for what you like.

Browse a few examples from the kinds of television Bluebird can bring together for you.

Mysteries

Detectives, quiet villages and one more question.

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Columbo

The raincoat and the one more question. Ninety minutes an episode.

Included with a service you have
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Murder, She Wrote

Twelve seasons, and you're partway through the fourth.

Included with a service you have
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Midsomer Murders

English villages, feature-length. Two on tonight, back to back.

Live tonight
Agatha Christie's Poirot promotional artwork

Agatha Christie's Poirot

The Suchet ones, in order from the beginning.

Free trial available
A lamplit library, magnifying glass and clock representing mysteries around the clock

Mysteries, around the clock

A free channel of detective stories, running all day.

Free channel

Classic TV

Familiar faces and television worth returning to.

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The Andy Griffith Show

Mayberry from the first season, and nothing plays on its own.

Included with a service you have
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I Love Lucy

The chocolate factory episode is on at eight.

Live tonight
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Bonanza

You like westerns and you like an hour-long story.

Included with a service you have
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The Carol Burnett Show

The sketch shows, uncut, with the closing number.

Free trial available
A classic television in a mid-century studio representing classic television all day

Classic television, all day

A free channel of the programmes you grew up with.

Free channel

Faith & Family

Stories of faith, family and time spent together.

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The Waltons

Season one from the start, with the Christmas film first.

Included with a service you have
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Little House on the Prairie

You watched two episodes on Sunday afternoon.

Included with a service you have
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The Chosen

Starts at the beginning, one episode an evening.

Free trial available
A peaceful sunlit country road representing faith-based films

Faith-Based Films

A thoughtful film chosen for a quiet evening.

Live tonight
A welcoming family room representing family films around the clock

Family films, around the clock

A free channel the grandchildren can watch with you.

Free channel

Examples. Your five depend on your services and what you like, and they change on demand.

Your five get better the more you watch.

The first five are a good guess from three questions. After that, Bluebird pays attention to what you press.

Press one, and it learns

Every pick you choose tells Bluebird what to bring you next. Nothing to rate. Watching is enough.

Skip one, and it learns that too

Shows you never touch quietly stop turning up in your five.

It holds your place

Start a series and the next episode comes back to the top, so you never go hunting for it.

How Bluebird learns what you like

The same time every day, like the paper used to.

  1. 6:45

    A text or email arrives with three picks for tonight.

  2. 7:00

    Turn on the TV. Your five are waiting on one screen.

  3. Press one

    It opens in the service you already have, already signed in. Bluebird doesn't play anything itself. It takes you straight to the show.

Free, and it stays free.

No card, ever.

Setting up asks for an email address and nothing else.

No passwords.

Bluebird never signs in to your services. It only needs to know which ones you have.

Nothing plays on its own.

No autoplay, no trailers starting without you. We never use your camera or microphone.

Not another service.

Bluebird carries no programming. When you start a subscription through Bluebird, that service pays us a fee. You pay them exactly what you would anyway.

Find out what you're paying for and not watching.

Once a month Bluebird adds up what you pay across your services and asks one question: which of these did you actually watch? You tap. We total the rest. If you want, we'll get on the phone and help you cancel.

The Bluebird savings screen, showing eight services and a total of $48.96 a month that could be saved

Setting it up for your mother or father?

You can do the whole thing from your own phone, from anywhere. Pair their television, pick their services, answer their three questions.

Afterwards, text us the name of a show and it appears in their five that evening, with your name on it.

Set it up once. Stop getting the Sunday phone call.

From your daughter Karen

“Dad, you'll like this one.”

She texts us the name of a film. It becomes one of his five picks that evening, with her note on it. She doesn't install anything.

Getting Bluebird takes about ninety seconds.

  1. 1

    Add Bluebird on your Roku.

    Free, from the channel store.

  2. 2

    Point your phone at the screen and type your email.

    Or call us, and a person does this part for you.

  3. 3

    Answer three questions with your remote.

    Your services, what you like, and when you usually sit down.

Common questions

Do I need a Roku?

Yes. Many TVs have Roku built in. Any TV with an HDMI port can use an inexpensive Roku stick.

What if I only have free channels or cable?

Bluebird still works. It includes free channels and what's on live tonight.

Does it cost anything?

No. No charge and no card.

Do you need my passwords?

No, and we'd never ask.

Is there an app to download on my phone?

No. Your phone is used once, for about a minute, to type your email.

More questions

A person answers the phone.

Not a menu, not a chat window. Call and someone will set up your television with you, or fix whatever isn't working. There's no charge and nothing to buy.

1‑800‑555‑0147Every day, 7am to 9pm Mountain time

Or text BLUEBIRD to 55555.