This app doesn’t even want my email address, let alone my money, to watch a diverse collection of well-made nonfiction. That’s worth five stars right there.It helps that the clean, minimalist interface is easy to navigate. There aren’t any bells or whistles, but I don’t miss them. Who needs a watchlist when you want to watch half the library?Many theaters that would have screened these films won’t reopen post-COVID and many streaming services bury these films behind bloated catalogs and messy menus. This app arrived in the right places at the right time.

I downloaded the app and within minutes I decided to watch a film. The film was “I Am Another You” by award-winning filmmaker Nanfu Wang. I was blown away by the sensitive storytelling and the incredible cinematography and editing. This app is curating the best documentary films in one place and is a champion for independent filmmakers. To be honest, I’ve been bored by the selection of documentaries on major streamers like Netflix because they are so corporatized! So happy I found this app and I can’t wait to watch more documentaries from incredible filmmakers.

Just when I thought I didn’t need another streaming service, a friend turned me on to Doc + and now I’m obsessed. Documentaries definitely needed their own platform, and the selection is so much more interesting and easier to browse than Netflix. Spending a lot of time on here 👌 would recommend highly

Cool documentaries and willing to watch 5mins ads for, but buggy as heck. Just restarted the same documentary 5 times, watching 10+mins of advertising to try to get the X in the top left corner and one in the middle of the screen to disappear, and then when finally it went away the video enexplicably stopped again after I adjusted the brightness on my phone. Now having to repeat the process of restarting the same documentary and trying to get rid of the X to no avail, so came here to write a review so that this is fixed.