Flicker In development for iOS

A few questions.
One good film.

Flicker asks a short, different round of questions each time, then recommends two or three films that fit the mood.

See how it works
Flicker home screen with the Find Something to Watch button

How it works

01

Answer a few questions

Mood, time, company, era. A short round, randomized so it never feels like the same quiz twice.

02

Get two or three picks

Pulled live from TMDb's catalog and matched to what you just answered, not a fixed list.

03

Never see a repeat

Films you've marked watched, and anything shown recently, are automatically left out.

What makes the picks good

Flicker question screen asking new release or a certified classic

Different questions every time

Mood, pacing, company, era, tone. Each session mixes a fresh set so the same five questions never repeat back to back.

Flicker settings screen with Letterboxd connect field

Synced with your Letterboxd

Connect a public username and Flicker pulls your recent diary straight in, so films you've already logged do not get suggested again.

Powered by TMDb

Every recommendation comes from TMDb's live catalog, including runtime, rating, and where to stream it.

Save for later, mark as watched

Bookmark a pick without committing, or clear it the moment you've actually seen it.

Two things worth knowing

This app runs on TMDb

All film data, posters, and streaming availability come from The Movie Database's free API. This product uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB.

Letterboxd sync is unofficial

Letterboxd has no public API for this. Flicker reads a public diary feed with your permission. It covers recent activity, not a full watched history, and could change if Letterboxd's feed does.