MixFlick: What to Watch

You already know you want to watch something. That's not the problem. The problem is the next forty minutes. Our app is a decision tool, not another catalogue. It gives you a small number of good options and asks you to choose one. THE CONSOLE Four faders — Acclaim, Reach, Era, Length. Move them and our app tells you exactly what it's about to search for: "7.4+", "12k+ ratings", "1998–2007", "under 1 hr 40 min". Then it goes and finds it. Those numbers aren't invented. our app samples the live catalogue and reads the thresholds off the real distribution, so "highly rated" means the top slice of what actually exists — not a number someone typed into a table. If a mix comes back empty, it loosens one constraint and tells you which one it dropped. THE ROOM Six doors. One opens per day. That's the whole rule. Behind the one you choose: three titles, each with a plain reason it's there. The others lock until tomorrow. Every door you open leaves a ticket on your shelf for the week. No streaks. No notifications. No guilt if you skip a day. HUDDLE Everyone in the room swipes the same stack on their own phone. The first title everybody says yes to wins. It runs device to device over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth — no account, no room code, no server in the middle. ALSO IN THE BOX • Marquee — browse when you actually want to browse • Shake your phone for a pick at random • Vault — save titles, shuffle it when nothing appeals • Trailers, full cast, seasons and episodes • Plan a watch — writes it straight into your calendar • English, Français, Português — switch inside the app • Region and language settings that change what you're shown WHAT IS NOT It doesn't stream anything. It won't tell you which service a film is on. There's no account to make and nothing to sign into. It collects nothing about you. No analytics, no ads, no tracking. Your saved titles and your Room history stay on your device. Film and television data from TMDB. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.