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Watchlists: What Are They and How to Create Them

Learn how to create Watchlists and save your favorite workout videos to your personal video library on Perspire.tv.

Written by Stephen Sullivan

Watchlists are personal folders that let you organize and save workout videos you want to return to. You can create custom Watchlists for any purpose, such as Morning Workouts, Upper Body, or Favorites, and add videos to them directly from any video page.


Where to Find Your Watchlists

  1. Click Dashboard in the top navigation bar

  2. Click the Video Library tab

  3. Click the Watchlists sub-tab

Here you will see all of your custom Watchlist folders. Your Favorites folder is also located here and contains any videos you have liked or saved.

Creating a New Watchlist

  1. Go to Dashboard > Video Library > Watchlists

  2. Click the Add watchlist button in the top right corner

  3. In the New Watchlist popup optionally upload a cover image (JPG, PNG, or HEIC, max 10 MB)

  4. Enter a Title for your Watchlist

  5. Click Add Watchlist

Your new Watchlist folder will now appear in your Video Library.

Adding a Video to a Watchlist

From any video page:

  1. Click the three-line menu icon on the video page

  2. Select Add to Watchlist

  3. Choose the Watchlist folder you want to save it to

  4. Click Save

Adding a Video to Your Favorites

Your Favorites folder is your default saved videos folder. To add a video to your Favorites:

  • Click the Heart icon on the video thumbnail when browsing, or

  • Click the Save button on the video detail page

The video will automatically be saved to your Favorites folder in your Video Library.

Accessing Your Saved Videos

To access videos you have saved:

  1. Go to Dashboard > Video Library

  2. Click Watchlists to browse your custom folders, or click Favorites to see all videos you have liked or saved

  3. Click on any video to watch it

Note: Adding a video to a Watchlist does not unlock it. You will still need to use Coins to access paid content.

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