PopcornPact turns “I don’t know, what do you want to watch?” into an actual answer. Swipe through movies with a friend — the moment you both say yes to the same one, that’s the pact.
You each swipe your own deck, built around your own filters and the services you actually have — not a shared feed. PopcornPact quietly checks for overlap in the background, so the moment you’ve both said yes to the same movie, that’s a match — even if you swiped it on completely different days.
Every card is something you can actually watch.
Tap for the full picture — cast, trailer, real prices.
Swipe right when it's a yes, left when it's not.
When you both say yes, that’s a match.
Connect the streaming services you actually pay for — and, on Pro, your own Plex, Emby, or Jellyfin library — so every card is something you can actually press play on.
Send a friend your invite code, then swipe your own deck whenever works for you. No need to be online together — no waiting on each other, no talking each other out of a movie.
The moment your yes lines up with theirs, it lands in your Matches list — you’ll get an instant heads-up if you’re the one who completes it, and your friend sees it the next time they check in. That’s the whole pact — no more “you pick.”
Only movies you both independently liked ever show up as a match — nobody’s opinion gets steamrolled just to keep the peace.
Create a custom group with three, four, or more friends. A movie only counts as a match once everybody in the group has said yes.
Filter by the streaming services on your account, so you’re never matched on something you’d have to go subscribe to first — real providers, real prices, right on the card.
Connect a personal Plex, Emby, or Jellyfin server and swipe through your own collection right alongside everything else.
Keep your Plex watchlist and watched history in sync automatically — independent of whether you connect a personal server.
Connect your Trakt account to keep your watch history in sync automatically — no manually marking things off after the fact.
Genre, year, rating, runtime, certification, language, country of origin — as broad or as specific as the night calls for.