Does everyone need an account?
No. The host signs in to create a room and keep short-lived room history. Guests join with the room code and a name.
SwipeForMovie turns the usual movie-night debate into a quiet shared ritual. Everyone explores in private. The group only sees what genuinely connects them.
No public votes, no persuasive speeches, and no one has to reveal the title they secretly loved.
The host chooses movies or series and a room name. Everyone joins the same private room and marks themselves ready.
Share the six-character room code. Guests join with a name and no account. A room can hold up to eight people.
Everyone marks themselves ready before the deck opens. The group begins with the same ordered stream of titles, so the choice feels shared from the start.
Pass left or like right. Your decisions stay private, including from the host. More titles are prepared before the current set runs out.
A match appears only when every person currently in the room has liked the same title. Until then, nobody sees anyone else’s choices.
Two people or eight, the rule stays simple. A title becomes a match only after the whole current room has liked it. If someone leaves, matching continues with the people who remain. The room ends if fewer than two people are left.
No. The host signs in to create a room and keep short-lived room history. Guests join with the room code and a name.
No. Individual swipes are never shown to the room. Only a unanimous match is announced.
The first few cards calibrate broad genre variety. Private swipes then shape a separate taste profile for each participant, whether the room has two people or eight.
Open a room, send the code, and let everyone choose honestly.
Start a room See how privacy works