Films, series & anime
One deck covers all three. No separate mode to remember, no switching tabs to compare.
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Saw it
Movie night, settled.
Four people. Three streaming subscriptions. Forty minutes of scrolling, and still nobody has pressed play. Saw it turns picking something to watch into a game everybody can win: everyone swipes through titles, and the moment the group agrees on one — it's a match.
Android — live
iOS — in development
Free to play
The problem
Choosing is the
hardest part of the night.
Streaming solved the supply problem and created a decision problem. The catalogue is effectively infinite, everybody has a veto, and nobody wants to be the one who picked badly.
Without Saw it
- Forty minutes of silent scrolling, four separate apps deep.
- Someone suggests a film nobody in the room can actually stream.
- The loudest person decides, and two people quietly aren't into it.
- You end up re-watching something you've all already seen.
With Saw it
- Everyone swipes at the same time. It takes about a minute.
- Every suggestion is on a service somebody in the group already has.
- A match means genuine agreement — not the loudest voice winning.
- Watch history quietly removes anything you've already seen.
How it works
Three steps, then
you're watching.
01
Make a group
Create a deck for whoever you're watching with — your partner, your roommates, the anime crew. Everyone joins on their own phone.
02
Everybody swipes
Films, series and anime, one card at a time. Right for yes, left for no. Only titles on a service your group actually subscribes to make the deck.
03
It's a match
The moment the group agrees on a title, everyone gets a notification and it lands in your shared watchlist. Then you press play.
Movie night
Roommates
Anime crew
+ New group
Your groups
It's a match
Neon Harbour
All 4 of you swiped right. Added to your shared watchlist.
AMJK
The match
Neon Harbour
● On a service you have
Fathoms
● On a service you have
Ashfall
● On a service you have
Midnight Line
● On a service you have
Shared watchlist
Illustrative interface — artwork shown is abstract, not real title imagery
What's in it
Small app.
Very specific job.
Groups for every circle
Date night and the anime group want completely different things. Each gets its own deck and its own watchlist.
Your services only
Tell Saw it what the group subscribes to and every card in the deck is something at least one of you can actually stream tonight.
Instant match alerts
The second the group agrees, everyone knows. No refreshing, no "did you swipe yet?" texts.
Watch history
Mark something watched and it drops out of the rotation. The deck stays fresh instead of looping the same forty titles.
Shared watchlist
Matches collect in one place, so "what were we going to watch?" has an answer next Friday too.
Design notes
The decisions that
made it work.
Saw it is our own product, which means every trade-off was ours to make — and to live with. A few that mattered.
One gesture, no ratings
Early on, a five-star rating felt more expressive. In practice it made people deliberate, and deliberation is exactly the thing we were trying to remove. A binary swipe keeps the whole group moving at the speed of the fastest decision, not the slowest.
Availability is a filter, not a footnote
Plenty of apps will happily recommend something nobody in the room can watch. Filtering the deck by what the group actually subscribes to before anyone swipes removes an entire category of disappointment — and it's the reason a match is trustworthy.
Groups, not one global feed
The single-list version of this app fails the moment your taste in date-night films diverges from your taste in anime. Separate decks per group cost more to build, but they're the difference between an app you use once and one you open every Friday.
The match moment earns the celebration
The full-screen "it's a match" is the payoff for everything else. It's the one place in the app where we deliberately spend a beat of the user's time, because that beat is the product.
Where it's at
Live, free, and
still being built.
- Android
- Live nowAvailable today at sawit.app — free to play, no subscription.
- iOS
- In developmentThe iOS build is in progress. Same groups, same matches, same watchlist.
- Price
- FreeSaw it is free to play.
- Built by
- Axxis SolutionsDesigned, built and maintained in-house in Greensboro, NC.
Stop scrolling.
Start watching.
Saw it is live on Android and free to play. Make a group, swipe for a minute, and get on with your evening.