Plan a movie night everyone can actually make

Choosing the film is only half of it. The other half is finding an evening that works, agreeing on it, and knowing who is really coming. That part usually dies in a group chat.

See when the group is free

Everyone marks the evenings they are available. Instead of reading back through forty messages, you look at one calendar and see the nights that actually work for the people you want there.

Turn an evening into a plan

Film, time, place and replies become one page the whole group can rely on. No one has to ask what was decided, because the decision has somewhere to live.

Find out who is coming

A quick reply shows whether the night is happening and who is in. If someone answered you at work or by voice message, you can set their reply yourself rather than chasing them for a click.

Decide the film with the people who are coming

Put two or three films up for the night and let the people attending pick between them. The film gets chosen by the group that will actually be on the sofa, not by whoever was loudest a week earlier.

Common questions

Do I need an account to plan a night?

You can start a watchlist and invite people with a link without anyone registering. An account keeps your nights and history together over time.

Can guests reply without signing up?

Yes. The invitation link is enough to vote, reply and comment.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. The same flow works on a phone, which is where most of these decisions get made anyway.

Can I plan more than one night?

Yes. A list keeps its nights together, so a group that meets regularly can see what is coming up and what it has already watched.