A card game to discover cinema.

Each box is a deck of films. Deal a hand of eight, sort them into piles, and work through a director's filmography card by card.

FlixMe's card table: decks on an arc at the top, four piles in the middle and a hand of eight movie covers below

Pick a deck, deal and see what you get.

Every hand brings eight movies face down. They flip one by one and you decide: rate the ones you've seen and save the ones that call to you to your watchlist.

01

Pick your deck box

Categories brings one deck per genre and is the default box. Emotions brings one per emotion: joyful, serene, tense, reflective… Swipe the arc to switch decks.

02

Tap FlixMe and deal

The arc spins and deals eight face-down cards that flip one by one. Want one more? Tap the center deck to draw a card from it.

  • Liked it
  • Didn't like it
  • Watchlist
  • Skip
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Sort into piles

Drag each film to its pile, or pull it down like a slingshot: the dotted trajectory shows where it lands.

Two boxes to start. The rest open as you play.

By genre, by mood and by director, era by era. Every deck with its own illustrated back.

Tap a box to see its decks.

Steven Spielberg
1970s7 / 7
  • Duel 1971
  • Something Evil 1972
  • Savage! 1973
  • The Sugarland Express 1974
  • Jaws 1975
  • Close Encounters of the Third Kind 1977
  • 1941 1979
New

Every deck you complete becomes an album

Finish a director's filmography and its films are collected, card by card, decade by decade.

Everything you need to choose what to watch.

Every card that calls to you opens a page with what you need to watch it. And there's always something else to discover on the table.

In theaters deck

Every box includes a deck with what's showing now, with links to buy your tickets.

Jokers with fun facts

Sometimes a deck hides a joker with a fun fact about a film you've already rated. Spoilers stay covered.

The full movie page

Where to watch it first, cast, trailer, and the director and writer with their best-known work.

Recommend it with an image

“Recommend this movie” builds a share-ready image featuring its deck’s card back.

No account, anonymous

Open the app and deal: no account, no email.

Spanish & English

The table, the decks and every movie page, in Spanish and English.

What's new

v2.2.6+26 2026-11-04
  • Completed decks show their director: finish a director's deck and their portrait takes its place on the table. Tap it to open the album.
v2.2.5+25 2026-11-03
  • An album for every deck: a director's trophy, and the trophy of any deck you complete (like the seasons), is now a collectible album: its films are pinned by decade over a photo from that era, with your rating on each one. The ones you're missing show as «?» cards to discover.
  • Tap any cover in the album, your unlocks, the Top 10 or the credits to open its card. 18+ films let you know and take you to Settings if you want to turn them on.
  • A passed card returns to its deck: in Directors and Seasons, when you pass a card you see it fly back to its deck.
  • "Already seen it" is now also in Profile → Watchlist and on every movie's card.
  • Your library's long-press menu uses the same icons and names as the table.
  • Your account: your alias is now your only ID; you get one automatically and can change it anytime.
  • Fewer repeated cards: the server remembers the cards you have in play, so reshuffling or switching phones keeps the deal clean.
  • Fixed: the deck sheet came up empty if you opened it while the app was loading.
  • Fixed: after recovering your account, some decks stayed without their back art.
  • Fixed: "Delete my data" now also clears your albums and boxes, and big boxes load only the decks within reach.
  • Usage stats without tracking: we count screens and actions (rating, switching boxes, opening an album, sharing) on our own server, with no cookies or identifiers; your alias and your lists never leave the phone.
v2.2.4+24 2026-10-31
  • Original titles: every movie shows its original title on top, with the title in your language below it.
  • A drawer for director trophies: your profile shows how many you have, and opens them all in a grid.
  • Trophies reopen: when a director releases a new film, their deck deals again, and rating it wins the trophy back.
  • Directors by era: director boxes are split by era, and the box row scrolls when they don't fit.
  • Smoother box switching, and decks come in a fresh order each time you open a box.
  • Your account: an optional alias and a recovery code to move your account to another phone.
  • In a trophy's filmography, movies that aren't in the catalog yet read "Coming soon to FlixMe".
v2.2.3+23 2026-10-30
  • 31 new directors in the Directors box: Kubrick, Bergman, Almodóvar, Wong Kar-wai, Kore-eda, Varda, Larraín, Lelio, Martel and many more, each with a deck and a trophy.
  • Every director deals all of their films: a movie waiting in another deck, like Sci-Fi, now reaches its director's deck too, so every trophy can be completed.
  • Once you rate a movie, it leaves all of your decks and stays out of the others.
  • Progress toward each trophy uses your content filters, exactly like the deal.
  • Director decks count feature films only, matching the trophy filmography.
  • The table and box switching load much faster.
  • Fixed: in large boxes, your hand could fill up with duplicate cards.
v2.2.2+21 2026-10-28
  • Director boxes you can actually finish: a card you skip goes back to the bottom of its deck instead of vanishing, so the trophy stays within reach.
  • "I watched it": every movie in your Watchlist now has a button to say you've seen it and rate it right there.
  • Honest empty deck: when a director's deck runs out, the table tells you how many movies you still need for the trophy.
  • Pulling a movie out of a pile returns it to its deck instead of dropping it from the game for good.
  • Genres you marked as "never" no longer count toward completing a director.
  • The FlixMe button always responds: after the table sat idle, the first tap on the main button did nothing.
  • A movie's sheet now shows its Spanish title under the main one, when there is one.
  • Boxes open showing their cards stacked, and switching boxes spins the decks faster with a "Shuffling…" note.
  • The help button has its particles back.
v2.2.1+20 2026-10-27
  • Director trophy: rate a director's whole filmography and you earn a trophy with their card and full filmography, ready to share.
  • "Double Feature": a new, rare joker that adds 8 cards to every deck.
  • 18+ content in sight: if 18+ content is off, those movies show up as a sealed «18+» card instead of disappearing.
  • While a joker's reward cards arrive, the table shows "Shuffling…".
  • Switching boxes now swaps the decks with a smooth transition, and card backs load without flicker.
  • The table uses less battery while you're not touching it.
v2.2.0+19 2026-10-26
  • Your progress at the table: a thin line on the side shows how many movies you've rated toward the next hundred, and reaching it is celebrated with a trophy.
  • Boxes that really open: when you pick a box, its flaps and lid open and the cards of its decks peek out.
  • Refreshed tutorial: it explains boxes and decks in general, so it still works as new boxes arrive.
  • On iPhone, the ad card between rounds now shows an ad, same as on Android (non-personalized, no tracking).
v2.1.2+16 2026-10-23
  • Full «New & coming soon»: after what's in theaters, the deck continues with new streaming releases in your country and what's coming next, with release dates.
  • The tutorial «?» button only shows up when your hand is empty.
  • «Undo» no longer stays on screen when you swipe to «How to play».
  • More reliable posters: failed images retry and fall back.
  • Refreshed tutorial: it starts with the goal of the game and you can tap each pile to see what it does. «Undo» now shows up on Skip too.
v2.1.1+14 2026-10-23
  • Table tutorial: the first time, four steps show you how to play (the box, the eight-card deal, the piles and the jokers). See it again anytime from «How to play», Settings or the «?» button that shows up when the table sits idle.
  • Your piles from the start: if you've already rated movies, the table opens with your piles and their counts, not empty.
  • Category filters: group your rated, watchlist and disliked movies by genre, in Profile and when you tap each pile.
  • «New & coming soon»: the theaters deck now continues with new streaming releases in your country and what's coming next, with release dates.
  • No more empty decks: when a deck runs out of movies you get jokers, and if there's nothing to give we won't show you an ad.
  • 18+ content: if you chose not to see it, no deck deals it.
v2.1.0+13 2026-10-21
  • The card table: decks fan out on an arc above the table. Tap FlixMe and the arc spins, dealing eight face-down cards that flip one by one; tap a deck to draw from that deck or swipe the arc to switch: the light takes its color and its name shows up on top.
  • Pick your deck box: Categories (one deck per genre, the default box) or Emotions, each with its card gallery. Every box includes the «In theaters» deck with what's showing now and links to buy tickets.
  • Sort your way: drag each film to its pile — liked it, didn't like it, watchlist or skip — or pull it down like a slingshot: the dotted trajectory shows where it lands. Undo for a few seconds, in case a card flew off.
  • Jokers: sometimes a deck hides a joker with a fun fact about a film you've already rated (spoilers stay covered). Close it and every deck gets four more cards.
  • Empty deck: watch an ad and that deck refills with eight cards; if they all run out, FlixMe refills six in each.
  • Redesigned movie page: where to watch first, cast, trailer, director and writer with their other films, and «Recommend this movie» with a share-ready image.
  • Settings and trophies match the table's look, plus a new app icon.
v2.0.0+12 2026-07-06
  • FlixMe 2.0 — the decision deck: tell us how you feel and choose between two films at a time; every pick sharpens the next and the path builds itself around you. Swipe down to retrace your steps — your route is saved and branches you already explored come back instantly.
  • Every option says why: "Same director", "Same theme", "Same era"… and when the reason is the mood itself, it reads as a promise: "Keeps it joyful", "Leaves you reflective".
  • Anchor and contrast: one option follows the thread of what you picked; the other offers a twist within the same mood — exploring never feels repetitive.
  • More current: recent releases and what's in theaters weigh more, with classics in between.
  • Ads with a heads-up: the ad now arrives as a card — "Watch ad & continue" — and less often.
v1.7.3+11 2026-06-18
  • "I want to watch something like…": a new surprise card shows you two films with the same mood but a different kind; pick one and the deck leans toward that style — without changing your mood.
  • Fewer repeats: fixed a case where some films could reappear within the same session.
  • Icons fixed: restored icons that weren't showing in the previous version.
v1.7.2+10 2026-06-17
  • Where to watch, at a glance: each movie's cover now shows where it's available — streaming logos for subscriptions, a "Rent" row with its platforms for rent/buy, or "In theaters now" when it's in cinemas.
  • Fresher carousels: your home shelves now reshuffle per person, so you discover new picks day to day without changing your mood.
  • Better mood matching: we tuned the emotion shelves — "Joyful" now brings genuinely fun films (not sad dramas), and titles nobody watches sink lower.
v1.7.1+9 2026-06-12
  • Smoother transitions: deck cards now cascade in when you re-aim the wheel, apply a tweak, or pull more recommendations — one even motion, no jumps or flicker.
  • Tidier pause cards: cinema, trivia and suggestion cards show up as the last card before you continue, never interrupting or peeking behind the film you're rating.
  • Skips that stick: skip a film and we won't suggest it again for a while — not even if you change your mood or re-aim the wheel.
  • "Next ad" bar: the deck's top bar now says what it tracks (was "usage") and reflects exactly how long until the next ad, even if you close and reopen the app.
  • Clearer buttons: "View information" and "Keep rating" now read as the primary action.
  • Settings: genres are listed alphabetically, and the intensity you set from a card matches exactly what Settings shows.
  • Onboarding language: your phone's language comes pre-selected.
  • Better recommendations: fine-tuning so the deck lands sooner on what you're after and reacts better when something doesn't fit.
v1.7.0+8 2026-06-11
  • Soon & in theaters: a new view merging worldwide upcoming films with what's showing in Chilean cinemas. A 2-column grid with title and year over the poster plus status icons (pulsing ticket = now in theaters, pre-sale, coming soon, already released).
  • Buy tickets: in Chile, each in-cinema film's detail shows where to watch it with a direct buy link (Cinépolis, Cinemark, Cineplanet, Cine Normandie, Cineteca Nacional, Centro Arte Alameda, Matucana 100, GAM).
  • "In theaters": a pulsing badge on the deck card when the film is showing in a cinema.
  • "What we know so far": recent releases that already have ratings show their score and a provisional emotional profile; classics in theaters show the full "Rating & profile", with an IMDb link and credits.
  • Ads: the deck's rewarded ad now actually plays when you continue.
  • Country in onboarding: pick your country alongside language, auto-detected — so the cartelera shows up even if your phone is in another language.
  • Upcoming card: now appears once per app open (no longer re-appears every time you re-aim).
  • Snappier: the "View information" button shows up faster when you return from a pause card.
  • Filters & polish: a per-tag content setting now overrides the master preset; banner and nudge-card fixes.
v1.6.0+7 2026-06-08
  • Destination wheel: now you pick what you want the film to *deliver* ("I want to watch something…"). Zones read like a kind of film (Reflective, Visceral, Serene…) instead of moods.
  • Examples carousel above the start card: a coverflow of films suggested by emotion and intensity that updates as you move the wheel. On OK, those same films lead the deck.
  • Movie profile spider chart: see the full emotional mix (not just a dot), under "What it leaves you with".
  • Detail actions: like, dislike, watchlist and Top 10 right from the movie detail.
  • Cleaner start card: bigger wheel, "last adjusted…" chip, and an OK button with a spinner that can't be double-tapped.
  • Momentum carousel swipe and unique covers (no repeated films across zones).
  • "Next" button in the deck (was "Skip") and minor consistency fixes.
v1.5.0+6 2026-06-01
  • Recommendations reorganized: the backend now decides what comes in each slot (movies, refinements, breaks) instead of the app. Result: more coherence between what the system knows and what you see.
  • No more repeated movies: new duplicate-prevention system that detects when the catalog is exhausted and opens the wheel for you to re-aim.
  • Drag&drop animations polished: icons react only on actual contact, stay marked through the whole transition, and don't hide until the next movie is fully in place.
  • Clear loading skeleton: when an image takes time to load, you see the FlixMe logo on dark background instead of the previous cover bleeding through.
  • Unified Settings: Settings and "Advanced" share one source of truth (Fine-tuning with Genres, Intensity, Emotional, +18 Content as accordions).
  • Trivia: single toggle that controls both previous options (in deck and while loading).
  • Non-blocking deck loader: during refinements, the current movie is no longer erased; a discreet spinner indicates the next one is coming.
  • Top 10 no longer auto-watchlists — they're separate lists.
  • Re-aim FAB is now a "power" icon and hides during drag.
  • Onboarding restored: first-run gesture coach + language/+18 flow with CTA near the checkbox.
  • Pre-upload polish: 'No connection' retry now shows Top 10 / Watchlist / Settings access so you never get stuck. Re-aim FAB now opens the actual emotional wheel.
v1.2.1+4 2026-05-30
  • When several movies in a row share a genre (animation, documentary, romance, anything), a quick modal lets you adjust that genre without leaving the deck.
  • Deck refinement now lets you fine-tune each content filter separately via "Advanced".
  • Switched to a declarative model: you aim at the emotion you want, FlixMe delivers the film.
  • Goodbye to the initial measurement mini-games.
  • Simpler onboarding.
  • Intensity slider below the wheel.
  • Intensity slider now also appears in deck refinement, not only the intro.
  • Reset genres straight from the refinement card; the list auto-expands when an active genre lives outside the first four.
  • The system detects when a batch is very light or very animation-family and offers contextual refinement ("want something denser?").
  • New "didn't hit the goal" signal based on opening detail or adding to watchlist (not on like alone).
  • "What this film delivers" now shows content intensity on a compact five-dot scale.
  • Content filters. Mark what kind of content you prefer to see or avoid (graphic violence, sexual content, body horror, heavy tone, dark humor). Settings → Content filters.
  • Redesigned onboarding. Confirm your age with a checkbox and pick the intensity with a single slider (None · Light · Balanced · Strong · No limits) that seeds your filters. You can fine-tune each one later in Settings.
  • When a strong match for your mood includes something you normally avoid, we ask before showing it.
  • When several movies in a row share a content type, we offer an inline tune without leaving the deck.
  • The system analyzes patterns in your skips to suggest contextual refinements.
  • Unified emotional graph: a single Russell circle replaces chips, hexagon, and sliders. Consistent across the app.
  • Intro screen: now says "Aim what you want to see"; a semi-transparent ghost dot of your current state appears while you drag the target.
  • Fix: the emotional circle dot is draggable again (some screens were freezing it).
  • Target dot: see where we're looking for the movie relative to where you are. Green halo when it matches.
  • Aim mode: tap the icon and you set the target directly.
  • "Coming up": occasional pause card with a carousel of the most-anticipated upcoming releases. Tap one for details.
  • Trivia comes alive: swipe right if you liked the fact, left if you didn't. Share trivia as image now works.
  • Genres with sliders: same control as Settings, now also mid-session, with Apply / Cancel.
  • Genre refine: always shows at least 4 genres even if your preferences list is empty.
  • More coherent reads: when you combine sadness with boredom, we recommend something absorbing rather than forced comedy.
  • More stable posters: migrated to a durable CDN; no more blank slots.
  • Onboarding without the green outline: the guide finger rotates across the four actions (liked, OK, no, save for later).
  • More reliable refinement ladder: genre no longer gets skipped when picks miss.
  • "Did you know…": never blank; the deck moves on cleanly when there's no fact.
  • Trailer: the play button shows a clear play icon (used to be a red circle).
  • Top 10 add animation + soft heads-up when your watchlist grows.
  • Fixes: trivia no longer gets cut mid-read when a new batch arrives; movie profile no longer crashes when opened.
  • Fixes: the system no longer proposes contradictory refinements after you adjusted your aim. Films you add to "Watchlist" now influence your recommendations.
  • Fixes: intensity slider now visible in the deck refinement card. Spider thumb starts where you left it last time.
  • V2 fixes: intensity slider now has enough room to render fully. Wheel position persists on Apply and starts there on the next refinement.
  • V3 fixes: the first poster no longer shows a large animated icon while loading; you now see a quiet solid background. And applying a refinement no longer stacks two loaders at once (the global overlay plus the deck's inline spinner).
  • Advanced refinement: each filter now has its own slider and the section scrolls if it grows.
  • Settings mirrors the refinement card's intensity controls (slider + Advanced with granular sliders).
  • Adult content toggle now lives in Settings, next to the rest of the filters.
  • Settings now shows the +18 control + slider + Advanced in the screen the user actually reaches.
  • Wheel progress notification now renders as a card with the chip icon instead of a flat snackbar.
  • Deck + modal UX polish: library counts in Settings no longer stay at zero on the first open; "Director" / "Writer" rows in the detail modal are tappable (same expandable credit row the upcoming-movie modal already used); the "preparing your next picks" spinner now carries the FlixMe avatar.
  • "We noticed several X movies" now opens as a popover instead of a deck card, with an "I'll handle it in Settings" link that silences that tag on this device.
  • Fix: trivia no longer gets pushed off-screen by an incoming batch while you're reading it.
  • Upcoming movies: new "Add to calendar" button in the detail sheet that opens your calendar with the event pre-filled for release day.
  • Per-tag content filters now expose five levels (None · Light · Balanced · Strong · Max), mirroring the master intensity slider.
  • Director and writer rows in the upcoming-movie detail now show one name per row when there are multiple credits, matching the regular movie detail.
  • When several movies in a row pull on the same emotional axis (humor, energy, or brightness), a quick modal lets you adjust that axis with a link to silence it on this device.
  • A few days after you add a film to your watchlist, a deck card asks how it landed (Liked it · Didn't like it · Haven't seen it · Skip). Your answer tunes what comes next.
v1.2.0+3 2026-05-29
  • Mood-matched picks: mark how you feel on a radar graph and FlixMe surfaces films that resonate with the moment. It learns as you swipe.
  • Steer on the fly: when something's off, tune the tone, the genre, or re-anchor your mood — it shows up only when you need it.
  • In cinemas: films currently in theaters stand out in the deck.
  • No repeats: a film you've already seen won't come back.
  • Stronger first impression: sessions open on top-rated classics, and they vary each time.
  • Fuller detail: emotional profile, where to stream, and a director/writer's other films.
  • Polish: a first-run guide, a usage bar, and assorted fixes.
v1.1.0+2 2026-04-21
  • FlixMe Unlocks: every 100 rated films earns a shareable emotional-profile card (AI archetype, 9-dim centroid, signature films, top genres). Archive in Profile → "Show unlocks"; top banner for new ones.
  • Take-a-break card: after 25 films or 25 minutes since the test, suggests retaking it and shows your watchlist from the session.
  • Lists by date: newest first in rated films and watchlist.
  • Fewer repeats: films you skipped won't return for an hour.
  • Cleaner end-of-deck: "That's all for now" no longer flashes when background fetches arrive late.
  • Español neutro en toda la app (sin voseo).
v1.0.0+1 2026-04-20
  • First public build. Mood check-in with 3 short mini-games (PAUSA, PULSO / SEÑA, TONO) that read activation, tension, and valence in under a minute.
  • Swipe-deck recommendations: rate, save to watchlist, reject by genre / keyword / actor, or skip.
  • Movie detail sheet with bilingual plot, emotional spider chart, and streaming providers in your country (via TMDB / JustWatch), with direct deep-link to the service app.
  • Genre preference profile (blocked / less / neutral / more) and vintage filter ("from YYYY") that persists across sessions.
  • Anonymous by default. Optional magic-link account (no password) to sync across devices.
  • Interface in Spanish and English, auto-detected on first launch.
  • Skip-test: a rewarded ad (AdMob) gates the shortcut; taking the test stays ad-free.
  • Persistent skip suppression on the swipe deck — a film you skipped doesn't come back for 1 hour, even if you close the app.

Deal your first hand.

FlixMe is free on Google Play and the App Store. Open the app, pick a deck and start discovering.

Android 7+ and iOS 15+ compatible