Skipit

Skipit gives you more control over what you see. When a distressing scene is coming up, Skipit shows a calm heads-up first, so you can skip the scene or read a short summary and keep watching. You choose what you want a heads-up for. Turn on the categories that matter to you, and decide whether Skipit quietly notifies you before a scene or skips it for you. You are in control the whole time, and you never need a reason. How it works - A gentle warning card appears just before a flagged scene, with a few seconds to decide. - Skip the scene, or read a short, neutral summary so you do not miss the story. Mark scenes as you watch. If Skipit misses something, or you think a scene needs a different category, you can flag it directly while watching to help improve the experience. Adjust your categories and settings any time. What you can turn on Eleven categories, each with its own setting: violence, sexual content, self-harm and mental health, abuse and manipulation, death and grief, medical, discrimination and hate, substance use, animals, fear and phobia, and sensory. Where it works Netflix, YouTube, Disney+ and Paramount+. Built with care No ads, no trackers, and no profile built about you. You can export a copy of your data or delete it. Warnings are plain and factual, not graphic. Skipit is a tool for choice and pacing, not a medical or therapy service. Still improving We are just getting started. Around thirty titles are fully covered today and we are adding more every week. Most scene data comes from our software and people are beginning to check it title by title, so we will get some wrong, and we would rather tell you that than pretend otherwise. If Skipit misses a scene, gets one wrong, or you want to mark something you encountered while watching, you can let us know. Your feedback helps make Skipit better for everyone. Skipit is free right now.