Recommendations built on your ratings
The more you rate, the sharper your profile gets. FriendFlix follows the shape of your taste rather than what happens to be popular, and every suggestion comes with the reason behind it.
Rate what you've watched. FriendFlix builds a taste profile from it, keeps track of the shows you're on, and tells you what to watch tonight. Alone, or with the right people.
FriendFlix doesn't hand you a questionnaire. It looks at what you already love.
A thumb, a fire, a no. On what you've just watched, or on your old favourites. You can also import your whole TV Time history in one go.
Your ratings draw a profile: the genres that carry you, how much narrative risk you'll take, what bores you. It sharpens with every title you add.
Suggestions that come with the reason they suit you. Plus tracking for the shows you're on and the episodes landing this week.
The more you rate, the sharper your profile gets. FriendFlix follows the shape of your taste rather than what happens to be popular, and every suggestion comes with the reason behind it.
Compare two profiles, or more, to get past “I don’t know what to watch”. Couples, friends, family: the suggestion accounts for everyone in the room.
Movies, shows, video games, books: your lists, your ratings and everything you saved for later stop being scattered across five apps and a note on your phone.
Where you are, what airs this week, what you left hanging. Tracking updates itself the moment you rate an episode.
Rate a few titles, look at the profile that comes out, and judge from there.
Yes. The goal is to stay simple and open to everyone.
No. Your ratings are tied to this browser, and the day you create an account they’re already there. Nothing to redo.
From your ratings, your history and a taste profile that sharpens over time. Every suggestion comes with the reason it was made for you.
Yes. Crossed profiles exist to make deciding what to watch or play together much faster.