It's Tinder for movies and TV: everyone swipes, and when you match on a title, that's what you watch.
Swipe right to like, left to pass. The moment your whole group likes the same thing, it's a match — no group chat, no negotiating.
This is the whole mechanic — swipe, and when everyone likes the same one, it's a match.
No sign-up, no app to install — just a room and a code.
Start a room and share the 4-letter code — texted or linked, your group is in within seconds.
Everyone likes or passes at their own pace, on their own phone. No huddling around one screen.
On services you actually have. The moment enough of the group likes the same title, it locks in — with where to stream it.
The deck isn't random and it isn't one person's taste averaged with everyone else's. Each title is scored against every player's own taste, live, and biased toward what's likely to land for the group.
Tell it which streaming services you actually have, and it only deals titles you can press play on tonight — no dead ends.
Still stuck between a few favorites? A head-to-head bracket or the wheel picks a winner for the group, so nobody has to.