Social cinema starts here

What are we watching?

Discover movies and shows, track everything you watch, and trade reviews with people whose taste you trust.

The Slate recommendation screen
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One app. Every watch.

Made for the way fans actually watch.

No sterile databases. No shouting into the void. Just your taste, your friends, and your next obsession.

Discover

Let The Slate find tonight's pick.

The Slate discovery tool

Tune recommendations to your mood

Swipe without losing your picks

Movies and TV, together

Track

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Your watching history tells a story, too.

Movies, seasons, episodes, rewatches—the satisfying evidence of time very well spent.

The group chat, upgraded

“You gave that a 9? We need to talk.”
AA perfectly normal response
from your movie friend

More than a watchlist

The whole fandom, in your pocket.

Follow the conversation from discovery to credits. Your feed, friends, calendar, shows, stats, and achievements all live together.

Real conversations

Chat around what you love

Never miss an episode

Your viewing calendar

Earn your taste

Badges worth unlocking

Remember every take

Reviews that stay yours

01

See the people, not the algorithm

Your feed starts with friends and the reviews they actually wrote—not engagement bait from strangers.

02

Keep the messy little history

The masterpiece, the comfort rewatch, the terrible sequel you finished anyway. It all counts.

03

Find something before dinner gets cold

The Slate turns your mood into a short list, so choosing doesn't become the entire evening.

Log the moment

A diary for everything that kept you up past midnight.

Picturelock remembers more than a star rating. Write the review, mark the rewatch, save the list, and keep the context around why a story mattered to you then.

01

Review without performing

A sentence, an essay, or just a rating. Your log doesn't need to impress anyone.

02

Make collections with a reason

Rainy-day mysteries. Perfect pilots. Movies your dad insists you watch. Specific is better.

03

Come back years later

Taste changes. The archive stays. That is half the fun.

Come argue about movies

Your watchlist wants a social life.