Ratearr aggregates scores from 6 sources — including Allociné critics and audience as separate ratings — right in your browser toolbar.
Recognizes titles on IMDb, TMDB, and Allociné automatically — including SPA page transitions.
Select any movie title on any page, right-click, and get ratings instantly.
Full French and English interface. Searches TMDB in both languages to match localized titles.
No tracking, no analytics, no account. API keys stay in your browser's local storage.
Ratings are cached locally with a configurable TTL. Repeat visits load instantly.
The only aggregator that shows Allociné critics and audience scores as separate ratings.
Add Ratearr from Firefox Add-ons. Enter your TMDB and OMDb API keys in Settings.
Visit any movie page on IMDb, TMDB, or Allociné. Or select a title anywhere and right-click.
Click the toolbar icon. Six sources, native scales, one popup. The badge shows the aggregate.
Ratearr never sends your data to third parties. API calls go directly from your browser to TMDB, OMDb, and Allociné.
No location, no personal info, no browsing history. The extension only processes the movie title on the current page.
All API calls use HTTPS. No data is transmitted unencrypted.
API keys and cached ratings are stored in your browser's local storage. Clear them anytime from the options page.
TMDB and OMDb require free API keys to use their services. This keeps the extension free and without a backend — your browser talks directly to the APIs. Keys are stored locally and never leave your device.
Only the movie or TV title on the current page (via JSON-LD metadata or the page title). No browsing history, no personal data, no analytics. The source code is fully open for audit.
Yes. Open the extension options and click "Clear Cache". This removes all stored ratings. Your API keys can be cleared from the same page.
The MVP targets Firefox. Chrome support (Manifest V3) is planned. The codebase uses WXT which handles cross-browser builds.