Most movie apps are bad.
We're building the best way to discover what's playing and plan a night at the movies.
Movie apps are built for checkout.
Tickets, seats, snacks, rewards. They're great once you've already decided.
Deciding is the hard part. We're weighing several theaters and several movies at the same time.
- We want to knowwhat our friends want to see, across dozens of movies.
- We want to knowhow many days are left to see a movie before it stops playing.
- We want to knowa time that works for everyone.
- We want to knowwhen the movie actually starts.
- We want to knowwhen to leave, based on which theater we’re going to.
And sometimes, we may want to
- Share seat preferences.
- Browse movies coming out later.
- See ratings from different sources next to each movie — or, very explicitly, not.
- Filter by category, or by the amenities each theater offers.
7:15On your ticket
~7:40Movie starts
Ads and trailers take about 25 minutes. Start and end times are estimates; trailers vary, and some movies have no listed runtime.
Discover. Plan. Go.
Find a time that works for everyone.
Set when you're free, compare availability with friends, and find movie times you can all make.
Coming soon
See what everyone's excited about.
Rate what's playing, see where your friends land, and find the movies you all want to see.
- No
- Won’t see it
- Meh
- Not interested
- Aight
- I’d see it
- Ay yo?
- This looks good
- Must
- I will be seeing this
Coming soon
Last scheduled ≠ leaving.
Theatres haven't published every future showtime. When a movie reaches the edge of the schedule, its final date is unknown. We won't call it an ending.
Other communities have a wonderful array of apps for understanding every factor. Movies as a whole do too.
Movie theaters don't.
That's what we're building.
Showtimes come from AMC's official catalog API. In development, saved responses are replayed instead of making live requests.