This repository proposes an open standard for accessing personal streaming usage data across platforms like Netflix, Stan, Prime Video, Disney+, and Binge.
Streaming platforms offer little to no visibility into how users engage with their content. This lack of transparency makes it difficult to:
- Understand personal viewing habits
- Make informed decisions about subscriptions
- Audit screen time across households
- Build third-party dashboards or parental tools
To define a standardized, privacy-respecting API that allows users to retrieve their own viewing history, session metadata, and content engagement metrics—regardless of provider.
RFC.md: Full proposal and rationaleopenapi/: Draft OpenAPI specexamples/: Sample data and mockupsdocs/: Supporting documentation
This is a conceptual draft. Contributions, forks, and feedback are welcome. If you're a developer, researcher, or digital rights advocate—let’s collaborate.
MIT License. Use, adapt, and share freely.