For the people on the couch

Decide what to watch tonight. In a minute, not forty.

Say the mood, say how long you have, and get three titles everyone in the room can actually play. Not a wall of posters. Three. Enough to choose between, few enough to decide.

  • Only what your services can play
  • Nothing anyone here has seen
  • Fits the time you actually have
  • A reason for every pick, in a sentence
Movies or TV

Those are picks for a party of one. Sign up to add the people on your couch and the services you pay for, and the three will be ones everyone can play.

Create your party, free
Free, alwaysNo plan to upgrade to. No ads.
Export everything, anytimeYour history, ratings and lists are yours.
Where to watch, per titleStreaming, rent and buy, for your country.
A reason you can argue withEvery pick says why, and you can correct it.
How it decides

Picking with other people is a worse problem than picking alone. This is built for that moment.

Everyone has a different subscription, a different tolerance for subtitles, and a different amount of evening left. The usual answer is forty minutes of scrolling and then a rerun.

It reads the room, not just the genre

“Something tense but not bleak, under two hours” is a real query here.

It respects the clock

Runtime is a filter, not a footnote. Nothing is suggested that will not fit the time you said you had.

It only offers what you can play

Picks are scoped to the services the people present have, plus anything on your shelf.

It skips what you’ve seen

Anyone in the party having already watched something takes it out of the running.

It tells you why

Every pick comes with the reason it surfaced, in a sentence, so you can disagree with the reasoning rather than just the result.

Three, not thirty

Three is the point: enough to choose between, few enough to actually decide. Swap one, or shuffle all three.

The Party

Who is here, what they can play, and one vote.

A party is the people on the couch. Each person adds the services they pay for once; from then on every pick is something all of you can start right now. Anyone can put a title forward for tonight, and the group votes it in or out.

  1. Invite with a link. No app to install.
  2. Each person ticks their streaming services, once.
  3. Tonight shows three for everyone present. Vote, swap, or add your own.
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Keep track

Every title you touch makes tonight’s three better.

Import your Letterboxd history in one go, and export all of it whenever you like.

Watchlist and history

Want to watch, watching, watched, dropped. Per episode for series.

Your shelf

Copies you own count as available on nights when nothing streams.

Content warnings

Reported by viewers, closed until you ask. Pick the topics that matter to you.

Friends’ ratings

What the people you trust thought, in their words, above any average.

The whole thing is free

No plan, no trial, no ads. Your data leaves with you whenever you like.