Archive Watch

Name: Archive Watch
Author: Learning is Change, Inc.

Learning is Change, Inc.

⬇ 5,000+ downloads

Est. actual: 5,081

Free

Released: Jun 11, 2026

No in-app purchases

No ads

Rated: Teen

Signals

3 this week · 2 positive · 1 warning All of this week's signals →

📈Last 7 days +950 installs — 21% slower than the week before (+1.2K) · 92/day since Oct 6
🏆Among Entertainment apps top 5% by installs gained this week (413 peers growing)
🛠Updates actively updated · updated 13 days ago · every ~11 days (4 updates tracked)

Installs since launch

+3,125 installs since Oct 6

Update history

1.47.2 Oct 28, 2026 · seen Nov 10, 2026

Top Rated now ranks by the best rating each title has, and series pages show their rating. Sorts are remembered, TV starts A to Z, and playlists can be arranged, renamed and edited in place. Fixes a crash opening the Cast device list and a crash in shared playlists, keeps your place in Search and Browse, and attaches downloaded subtitles in the player.

1.46.16 Oct 21, 2026 · seen Oct 31, 2026

Channel up and down, commercial breaks, and autoplay next. Back keeps your place. Remove from History. Continue Watching shows progress everywhere. Many catalog corrections: titles, dates and summaries, films that played the wrong file now play the right one, and colorized copies appear as versions of the original.

1.43.0 Sep 30, 2026 · seen Oct 20, 2026

1.42.699 Sep 25, 2026 · seen Oct 6, 2026

Join a friend's Watch Together room with a four-character code. More Like This connects films by director, cast, series and writer. New to Archive Watch and ranked director rows on Home. Now runs on Android 6 and later, including older Android TV boxes. Uses far less mobile data. Fixes for crashes, freezes and a playback memory issue.

Archive Watch is an entertainment app by Learning is Change, Inc. with 5,000+ downloads (about 5.1K estimated). +950 installs in the last 7 days. Released Jun 11, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Archive Watch turns the Internet Archive's vast public-domain moving-image collection into a cinematheque you can carry — feature films, classic television, silent cinema, animation, newsreels, and the strange, wonderful world of vintage commercials and ephemeral film. Every title is presented with the care of a…”