Movie-night planner
Choose a room setup that matches the people and the time available. TikFlick keeps the constraints, quorum and consensus rule visible from invite through shortlist to final selection.
Room presets describe only the constraints they pass into setup. They do not promise provider availability, a particular result count or a guaranteed match.
Choose a starting state
Each setup is a concrete room configuration, not a generic list of titles. Review the hard limits, adjust the participant target, then invite the group.
A comedy, action and science-fiction intersection with veto-safe consensus, so one strong rejection cannot be buried by the group.
Family animation requiring the exact PG certification code and a 110-minute runtime limit, visible before the room opens.
Horror is required, not implied by a decorative theme. Majority consensus keeps six participants moving with a four-person quorum.
From room to result
Set the expected participants, quorum, catalogue constraints and decision mode before sharing the code.
The room should distinguish joined, voting and finished participants without exposing their private reasons.
A match or shortlist does not count as success until the group explicitly selects one title.
Use it deliberately
A useful movie-night entry page should remove setup work while staying honest about what its constraints can verify.
The room knows whether two people or six are expected, which makes quorum and completion status meaningful.
Runtime, certification, inclusion and exclusion rules must be applied before preference ranking.
The acquisition-to-decision funnel ends only when the room records a selected title.
A future room can reuse a transparent setup, but it should not expose names, votes or reasons from a prior group.
Straight answers
Different night, same finish line
Each route opens the same decision flow with its assumptions shown before anyone joins.