A film club that keeps score

Stop arguing about
what to watch.
Start arguing about
what you watched.

Everyone drops films in the pool. A wheel picks one, weighted by how many people backed it. You watch it by the deadline, and your Letterboxd diary proves you did.

No email address needed. Got an invite code?

Give it a spin. Real films, from real pools.

Three things nobody in a film club can prove

That they watched it. That the pick was fair. That their rating was their own. Here all three are settled by the app instead of by whoever argues hardest.

“Yeah, I watched it.”

Verifiedon time

You watched it on 4 May.

Read from your diary, not taken on trust.

We read your public Letterboxd diary when you press the button, once. The date you watched is the date that counts, not the date you pressed it.

“That wheel is rigged.”

Published Monday

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Released Sunday

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The second one hashes to the first.

The seed is published as a hash before the pool even closes, and released after. Anyone can replay the spin and check it lands where it landed.

“Yeah, 3.5, same.”

Ada
Marcus
Priya

Opens when the last person is in.

Ratings and reviews stay sealed until the deadline passes. The first person to log it does not get to anchor everybody else.

How a week runs

Set the night of the week once. After that it spins, reminds, checks and scores by itself.

  1. Put films forward

    A couple of slots each. Back the same film as someone else and it takes a bigger wedge of the wheel, so the pool is a vote as well as a list.

  2. The wheel picks

    At the deadline, on its own. Want a double bill? An admin can add a second film on top for one week without changing anything.

  3. Watch it, log it

    One button. Miss the deadline and there is a grace period worth fewer points, which is the difference between late and absent.

  4. Then argue

    Ratings open, points land, the leaderboard moves. Streaks reward the person who never misses a week.

Bonus films

Anything anybody wants to put up alongside the main one. Watch somebody else's and you both score.

Straight recommendations

Hand a film to one person and bet on the rating they will give it. Guess closer, score more.

Your own stats

Everything you have watched through the club, your top genres and decades, and where every point came from.

Sign up in ten seconds

A username and a password. No email address, no phone number, no app to install, no waiting for a link to arrive.

Films that have been through the wheel

Two people and a night of the week.

That is the whole requirement. Pick a username, pick a password, and the first wheel spins whenever you say it does.