Heads up, Hulu users: Now there's a new way to store and organize your favorite shows and movies.

Meet Hulu Watchlist, described by the streaming service as "a dynamic, personalized lineup of your shows that changes every time you sit down to watch TV." You can already keep track of content with Hulu features like Queue and Favorites, or by going straight to the Shows You Watch tray, but Watchlist takes things a step further.

"We've taken the best aspects of these three features [Queue, Favorites, and Shows You Watch] and turned them into a single, smarter place to keep track of your content that's easily accessible across all your devices, making your Hulu experience easier and more personalized," the company's Head of Experience, Ben Smith, wrote in a blog post.

Watchlist, for instance, "dynamically tailors the order of your content to match how you watch TV and suggests actions for you," Smith explained. So for instance, when you add a specific show to your Watchlist, it will automatically suggest the newest episode and alert you where you left off.

You can also save any episode, movie, or clip to watch later by clicking the "+" button on your PC, iPhone, or iPad or the "add to Watchlist" button on gaming consoles, connected TVs, set-top boxes, and Android devices. The Watchlist Hub will show your entire content lineup, and Hulu will notify you if any of it is about to expire.

"We are excited for our viewers to migrate to Watchlist so they can get straight to watching content they love, faster and effortlessly," Smith wrote.

The feature will be rolling out to all Hulu users over the next few weeks.