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How it works

From the mood to the film playing

CUT. doesn't ask you for a genre, or a rating, or trust in an algorithm. It asks what you're in the mood for right now — and shows you what that looks like.

The method

Three gestures, and it's playing

  1. 01Feel it

    Pick a mood, not a cold genre.

  2. 02See the cut

    Find out a film's energy before committing to it.

  3. 03Start it

    Find where to watch it legally, then press play.

The gestures

All of it under your thumb

Swipe up
Moves to the next trailer in the reel.
Swipe sideways
Changes reel. The background changes light: you know where you are without reading.
Double tap
Adds the title to your favourites. Nothing else to do.
Pull the handle
Opens the title page in stages: title and metadata first, then synopsis, cast and platforms.
Inside the app

Every screen does one thing

01Discover

The trailer first

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

CUT.'s Discover screen: a trailer playing, with the House of the Dragon panel pulled up over it
02Explore

A mosaic, never a grid

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

CUT.'s Explore screen: a full-width lead title above its heading, then two offset columns of posters
03Library

A shelf, not a list

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

CUT.'s Library screen: titles as vertical slices arranged across four shelves
Frequently asked

What people ask us

What is CUT.?

An iPhone app that helps you decide what to watch. Instead of scrolling grids of posters, you see the trailer first: thirty seconds is enough to know whether a film appeals to you. Once you've decided, CUT. tells you which platform streams it legally.

Can you watch films on CUT.?

No. CUT. hosts, streams and provides no films whatsoever. The app shows trailers, title pages and selections, then sends you to the legal platforms that carry the title: your subscription, a rental or a purchase depending on the case.

Is CUT. free?

Yes. Trailers, search, moods, detailed title pages and a 10-title library are free, and usable without creating an account. CUT+ is an optional one-time purchase that lifts the library limit and adds widgets, live sessions and release reminders.

Is CUT+ a subscription?

No, it's a one-time payment. There's no renewal date, no automatic charge and nothing to cancel. The purchase is tied to your Apple Account, restores on your other devices and is shared with your Family Sharing group.

Do you need an account to use CUT.?

No. The app works in guest mode, with no email and no name: your lists then stay on the device. An account exists so you can find your library again on your other devices. You can delete your account and all your data from inside the app, at any time.

How does CUT. know where to watch a film?

Platform availability comes from The Movie Database, for the region detected on your device. You can declare the services you subscribe to: an "On my services" reel then shows you only what's already included in what you pay for.

How do you choose a film by mood?

CUT. replaces genres with six moods — under tension, leave the real world, tender heart, adrenaline rush, laugh differently, after midnight. You choose what you're in the mood for right now rather than a label, and the selection recomposes around it.

Which devices does CUT. run on?

iPhone, from iOS 17 onwards. The app isn't on the App Store yet: the waitlist is what tells you on release day.

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