Muse: What to Watch Tonight

You have forty minutes. You spend thirty-five of them scrolling. Muse doesn't hand you a longer list. It asks a few questions, chooses one film or one series, and asks you to sign for it. THE RITUAL Movie or series. A genre, an era, an origin, a length. Fate turns once and stops on a single title — no grid, no second-guessing. You sign with your finger, and the pact is sealed. THE PACT One promise at a time. Keep it, and the next one opens. Every promise you keep enters the Archive with its date and your signature, and your streak grows by a day. SERIES, HONESTLY A six-hour series and a 200-episode one are not the same promise. Muse asks for the whole thing on the short ones and the first episode on the long ones — then asks a single question: did you carry on? WATCH WITH SOMEONE Open a table and share the code. Nothing is chosen until everyone has signed. Then fate draws once, in front of all of you. SEASONS Every month brings a theme — six countries in six nights, and so on. An invitation, not a rule. FREE The whole ritual, the Archive, streaks, the monthly and yearly recap, two-person pacts, cloud backup, widgets, and an archive you can export as a Letterboxd-ready file. No account needed to begin. PREMIUM — ONE PURCHASE, NO SUBSCRIPTION • Only what you can actually watch: fate picks from the services you already pay for • Choose by mood, not by genre • Famous or forgotten: a dial, not a filter • Series that end, or series that run: choose the shape • A fate that learns you, after twelve answers • More than one open pact • One pardoned day a month • Your own seal, ink and contract paper The free tier keeps one promise at a time. Premium keeps as many as you like. Muse speaks nineteen languages, and you can change it inside the app.