“Your entertainment sidekick is here”
“Discover content”
“Launch to TV”
“Control your TV”
“Stream on your phone”
“Build your watchlist”
“Search on the go”
“Fast text entry”
A closer look at the screenshots
A hand holds the phone above a visible home feed.
A cascade of posters includes Reacher and Fallout.
A phone and wall-mounted TV display the same title.
The remote screen includes a trackpad and a named Fire TV.
A phone displays the streaming player.
The watchlist contains titles and sort controls.
Genre shortcuts appear on a sparse search screen.
Text suggestions appear beneath the search input.
About this app
Your entertainment sidekick wherever you go. The Fire TV mobile app puts the Fire TV experience at your fingertips—whether you're on the couch or on the move. Discover & personalize your entertainment anywhere: Browse titles and get personalized recommendations. Search for movies, TV shows, and more across all your services. Build and fine-tune your watchlist in the moment. Easy control & setup: Launch it all on your big screen with seamless control. Enjoy fast text entry using your mobile keyboard. Set up new Fire TV devices quickly and easily. Compatibility: Requires an Amazon account and connection to the same Wi-Fi network as your Fire TV to launch content to your TV. Some features require a compatible Fire TV. By using this app, you agree to Amazon's Conditions of Use (www.amazon.com/conditionsofuse) and Privacy Notice (www.amazon.com/privacy).
Headlines in this set
8 screenshots · 8 with a headline
“Your entertainment sidekick is here”
“Sidekick” gives the app a supporting role but does not name its main function.
“Discover content”
“Discover content” names the task but gives no reason to use this catalog.
“Launch to TV”
“Launch to TV” directly describes the destination and action.
“Control your TV”
“Control your TV” makes the phone-as-remote use clear.
“Stream on your phone”
“On your phone” distinguishes mobile viewing from TV control.
“Build your watchlist”
“Build” presents the watchlist as a collection the user can keep adding to.
“Search on the go”
“On the go” adds a mobile setting to the search feature.
“Fast text entry”
“Fast” addresses typing effort, though the image cannot establish speed.
How Entertainment sets are usually built
Most Entertainment apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (71% of sets, 69% of screens).