Is this a Tinder for movies?
Sort of. You each swipe yes or no, but on films from your own watchlist rather than a whole streaming catalogue, and it doesn’t stop at a match. If you both liked several, you rank them and one wins.
For movie night
Make a poll from your watchlist. You both swipe yes or no on the trailers, and SortBridge lands on one film, with where to watch it.
One email when the TestFlight opens, one when it hits the App Store. Nothing else, and no sharing your address: here’s the policy.
From your watchlist, or search for any film or show.
Text the link to your partner, or drop it in the group chat.
Yes or no, alone. Nobody sees anyone else’s answers.
Liked several? Rank them. One wins, with where to watch it.
A match can still leave you with three. Here, if you both liked several, you each put them in order and ranked choice picks the winner, with where to watch it and a runner-up for next time.
You each see the films the other liked and you passed on: “The other one of you liked this. Would you go along with it?” Often one of you will. If not, the closest you got wins.
Sort of. You each swipe yes or no, but on films from your own watchlist rather than a whole streaming catalogue, and it doesn’t stop at a match. If you both liked several, you rank them and one wins.
There is a second chance. The films one of you liked go round again, and the other sees "The other one of you liked this. Would you go along with it?" If still nothing is common, the most liked film wins as the closest you got.
Yes. Films and shows show where to stream, rent or buy them in your country, from TMDB and JustWatch data.
Usually your watchlist: the films and shows you saved from TikTok, Instagram and Reddit. You can also search for any title while setting up the poll.
Yes, for now. Everyone votes in the SortBridge app on iPhone, which is in private testing. Join the waitlist to be told when it opens.
More on this: a Tinder for picking a movie together, how group choice works, and a watchlist from the reels you save.
Private testing on iPhone. Free while in testing.
One email when the TestFlight opens, one when it hits the App Store. Nothing else, and no sharing your address: here’s the policy.