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New: a calmer look. The swipe screen has a quieter top, a simpler row of buttons and a cleaner bottom bar. Your group sits at the top left on every screen, so it's always clear who you're swiping with. New: a bottom bar. Swipe, Matches, Library and Menu are always one tap away. Menu holds your friends, streaming platforms, mood filters, Popular now and Settings. New: your Library. Everything you've liked, watched or saved for later, in one place, with the same tabs for you and for every friend or group. Browse as big posters or a list, search, sort and filter, and fix a mistake from any title. Changed your mind about a like? "Put back in the deck" sends it back to your swipe queue. New: Maybe. Not sure yet? Drag the card down to save a title for later. Your maybes wait in the Library. New: paint a mood. Mix a few moods into one, name your mix, and swipe on it. Friends can copy a mood with one tap, and Thrum reminds you which mood your deck is using whenever you come back to swiping. New: vote together. Pin up to five favorites to a shortlist, then everyone picks a first and second choice on one screen. Thrum counts the votes and picks the winner. Every finished vote is saved on the Matches page, and you can tap a winner to see its poster, where to watch and the cast. New: Tell your friend. After Thrum chooses something for you, tap "Tell Denise" (or "Tell Family") and they get a notification inside Thrum. No phone numbers needed. New: Matches are a wall of posters, with your notes on each one. Titles with fresh notes rise to the top and say New. Taste insights say something real, with plain counts like "21 of 24 titles", and you can tap one to jump to the titles it's about. New: leave a group any time from Friends. In a group of two, leaving ends the group for both of you. In a bigger group, the others carry on without you. Faster and smoother: posters fade in, the next page of posters loads before you reach it, where-to-watch is looked up only for what's on screen, and Thrum no longer redraws the screen every few seconds. Also new: - On Android, the Back button now steps back through your screens instead of closing the app. - Larger text sizes fit better, so words no longer break in the middle. - Undo now works after "Seen", not only after Like and Pass. - A banner when a friend joins your group. Tap it to start swiping together. - Popular now has a friend picker and shows what you've already watched. - If you enter a code that doesn't work, Thrum now tells you. - Plus many small wording and layout fixes.
Find a movie, together. Thrum is a swipe-based app for deciding what to watch, as a couple, a family, with friends, or completely on your own. Everyone swipes through movies and shows on their own schedule, and the moment two or more of you like the same title, it's a match. No more scrolling three streaming apps together for twenty minutes just to rewatch something you've already seen five times. MAKE AS MANY GROUPS AS YOU LIKE Movie night with your partner, a family group, a circle of friends, and a solo list just for you: each is its own group, with its own likes, passes, and matches that never mix with the others. A group can be 2 to 12 people. HOW IT WORKS 1. Create a group and share your one-tap code. No account search, no contacts access: Thrum never asks for your contacts. 2. Swipe right to like, left to pass, on your own devices, on your own time. 3. The moment everyone in the group likes the same title, Thrum tells you. No comparing notes required. 4. Go watch it on whichever service has it, then mark it watched together in Thrum and it's out of the deck for good. FEATURES • Only what you can actually watch: pick your real streaming services and Thrum filters everything to just those. • Set the mood in one tap: quick-pick vibes for the night you're having (Family Night, Zone Out, Scare Fest, and more), or build your own filter by genre, decade, and origin. • Works solo, too. Swipe alone and build your own like, pass, and watched history. • See the whole poster, then undo your last swipe if your thumb got ahead of you. • Can't agree? "Decide Right Now" lets the app pick something at random from your existing matches. • Manage your matches. Add personal notes and reactions, then move titles to "watched together" and rate them. • Taste Compatibility: every few days, a fun stat about what the two of you agree on, like a genre you both love, that you can share as an image. • Free, no ads, no upsells: no premium tier and no in-app purchases. Everything is available to everyone. WHO MADE THIS Thrum is a passion project. I built it to solve a recurring problem in my own family: we could never seem to agree on what to watch together. Thrum solved that problem. It's completely free, with no ads and no premium tier. Feedback, bug reports, and ideas for new features are always welcome through the support link on this page. "What should we watch?" used to be the whole evening. Now it's a swipe. This application uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB. Streaming availability data provided by JustWatch.