Marquee.

Never miss a movie

Save any movie to your watchlist. Marquee puts it on your calendar and tells you before it leaves theaters.

Join the waitlist
Marquee home screen with a watchlist of movies playing near you
  • Save any movie
  • Leaving-soon alerts
  • Tag along with your entourage
  • Letterboxd import
Try it

Tap around the real thing.

This is the working demo. Swipe the posters, save a movie, tag along with your entourage, and peek at your groups.

  • Swipe the watchlist carousel
  • Tap “Tag along,” then invite people
  • Check Entourage for your groups

Movies shown are public domain classics. Showtimes are made up.

Playing near you

This month on the big screen

Restored prints, one-night 35mm shows and classic double features. Tap to save one or tag along.

Sound familiar?

Your watchlist is a graveyard.

01
You save it, then forget it.

By the time you remember, it’s already left theaters.

I might add a movie that’s coming out in 6 months, then completely forget about it.PLACEHOLDER QUOTE
02
You hear about it the next day.

One-night and limited screenings come and go before anyone tells you.

I found out about the screening the day after it happened.PLACEHOLDER QUOTE
03
The group chat never picks a night.

Everyone wants to go. Nobody makes the plan.

We’ll spend longer picking than we spend watching.PLACEHOLDER QUOTE
01 Your watchlist

Save it once. Stop forgetting it.

Tap + on any movie and it lands on your calendar the day it plays near you. Already on Letterboxd? Bring your watchlist over in one tap.

  • Save any movie in one tap
  • Reminders the day before
  • A countdown before it leaves
  • Optional Letterboxd import
Marquee calendar screen
02 Your entourage

See who’s in. Then tag along.

Your entourage’s picks show up next to yours. Say you’re going, invite the rest of the crew to tag along, and the same showing lands on everyone’s calendar.

  • See who in your entourage wants to go
  • Say you’re going, then invite others to tag along
  • Create groups or find them near you
  • Tickets from AMC, Regal or Fandango
Marquee movie page with tag along
03 Alerts

Hear about it before it’s gone.

Pick what you love, like foreign films, indie or 35mm, and get a heads-up when it plays near you.

  • Leaving-soon alerts
  • One-night and special screenings
  • Local film groups
Marquee alerts screen
Pricing

Free to start. Premium if you want more.

Marquee is free with ads. Premium takes the ads away and adds the planning tools.

Free
$0forever, with ads
  • Unlimited watchlist and calendar
  • Leaving-soon reminders
  • Tag along and invite your entourage
  • Your main entourage, plus local groups
  • Letterboxd import
Join the waitlist
Founding member price
Premium
$2.99a month for your first 3 months, then $4.99
  • Everything in Free
  • No ads
  • Recommended picks playing near you
  • Unlimited entourages
  • Early alerts for one-night, 35mm and special screenings
  • Entourage chat to plan the night
  • Group showtime polls and shared lists
  • Custom reminders, as early as you want
Get the founding price
FeatureFreePremium
Watchlist and calendar✓✓
Leaving-soon remindersDay beforeAny time you choose
Tag along and invites✓✓
Entourages (groups)1, plus local groupsUnlimited
Recommended picks playing near you–✓
Letterboxd import✓✓
Early alerts for special screenings–✓
Entourage chat–✓
Group showtime polls and shared lists–✓
AdsYesNone
Early access

Never miss a movie again.

Join the waitlist and be the first to try Marquee.

Which plan sounds right?

No spam. One email when we launch.

Questions

Is Marquee free?

Yes. The free version has ads and covers your watchlist, calendar, reminders, tag along and your main entourage. Premium is $4.99 a month ($2.99 for founding members’ first 3 months) and removes ads, unlocks recommended picks, entourage chat, unlimited entourages, early alerts and group planning.

Do I need Letterboxd?

No. You can add any movie to your Marquee watchlist. If you already keep one on Letterboxd, you can import it so you don’t have to start over.

Which theaters does it cover?

The plan is AMC, Regal and Fandango showtimes first, plus independent theaters and special screenings near you.

When does it launch?

Marquee is still being built. Join the waitlist and you’ll be first to try it.