Two Seats Admit two

Find something
you'll both want
to watch.

Rate a few films and series each. Two Seats reads the two tastes separately, then shows what survives both — not an average, and not a top-ten list that suits neither of you.

Leave the second seat empty; everything still works.

  • No account. Ratings stay in this browser.
  • Two phones? Send your ratings as a link.
  • No tracking. No analytics, no server, no keys.
Two Seats

Match

What you'll both like

Rate

What have you already seen?

Score titles you've watched. Each rating reshapes the match immediately — about twenty makes it reliable.

Browse

The whole library

Filter by genre, language, country, year and critics' score.

Genre tap to keep · again to exclude

Language tap to keep · again to exclude

Country tap to keep · again to exclude

Map

Where the stories happen

Settings, and the real places that stood in for invented ones.

Ask

Describe it in your own words

Runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Seats

Seats and sharing

Names, favourites, how the match is scored, and how to get both tastes onto one device.

Two Seats · open source · no account · no tracking · source on GitHub

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Title facts, people, languages, countries, locations, critics' scores and identifiers come from Wikidata, released under CC0. One-line summaries are adapted from Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 4.0; each title links to its article. Map outlines from Natural Earth (public domain). Posters, trailers and streaming availability come from TMDB; availability data is provided to TMDB by JustWatch. Not affiliated with IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic — scores link out so you can check the current number.

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