The trailer first
The video is bare, full screen. Pull the handle and the title, year, rating and actions rise over it.

Cut the deciding short.
CUT turns indecision into appetite. Trailers, hand-built selections and stories cut to the mood you're in.

The time spent searching ends up outlasting the urge to watch. You open three apps, read four synopses, close everything. CUT comes at it from the other end: what you're in the mood for right now.
Stop scrolling through grids of interchangeable posters.
A trailer says in thirty seconds what a synopsis hides.
Know straight away where it's streaming, legally, and go there.
Swipe sideways to change reel. The background changes light at the same time: you know where you are without reading a word.
What your taste is asking for
What everyone is watching
In cinemas and on air
Already included in your subscriptions
Appears once you've told CUT what you subscribe to.
No reel ever replays a title another one has shown.
Thrillers and crime that never let up
The video is bare, full screen. Pull the handle and the title, year, rating and actions rise over it.

A full-width lead, then columns deliberately out of step. No horizontal line ever crosses the screen.

Synopsis, cast, ratings — and above all, the services where the title is available, by subscription or to rent. One tap opens the right one.

Every title is a vertical slice, like the spine of a cassette. To watch, watching, finished, favourites — four shelves in a single scroll.

The app's screens, as they appear on the App Store. Swipe to see them all.







Nothing that asks for your attention for nothing. A notification only goes out when something happens to a title you put aside yourself.
The titles you're saving for later, sitting on your home and lock screens. One tap opens the title, without going through the app.
Start a session: the time left lives in the Dynamic Island and on the lock screen, right through to the credits.
A title on your list that hasn't come out yet triggers a reminder, dated in advance and scheduled on the device itself.
A series you follow that airs today lets you know. And on Sunday evening, a summary of what you still have to catch up on.
3,99 €
A single payment. No subscription, no renewal date, no automatic charge.
Past 10 titles, the shelf keeps going.
Your shortlist on the home and lock screens.
The countdown in the Dynamic Island, and your screening visible to your followers.
A rule on your showcase and under every review you write.
12 posters instead of 4.
The names of the members who liked your reviews, not just how many.
On every showcase: the titles you've both seen, and whether your ratings agree.
Crosses your "to watch" list with those of the members you follow.
Releases from your list, new episodes, the Sunday recap, and what lands on your platforms.
Told the day someone you follow releases a film.
Variations of the monogram, on your home screen.
Trailers, search, moods, title pages and a 10-title library stay free, and no account is required.
CUT is built for people who still like being surprised by a trailer, a story, an image, a feeling. Not for people who want an algorithm to decide on their behalf.