FRIENDFLIX

Your family's private Netflix

The films you shot. The people you invite. One private house.

You operate and manage the catalog — posters, rows, the home screen they already know. Forgotten, exciting nights come back. After a 30-second preview they buy, and the full film unlocks. Documenting the family should fill your pockets, not just the hard drive.

Enlarge your pockets from granny, daddy, and mommy

You run the family catalog

Poster rows, like Netflix

Invite phones. Send the links.

Thirty-second previews

They buy. The film unlocks.

Bit or a phone transfer

Forgotten nights, back on a screen

Documenting should pay

You run the family catalog

Poster rows, like Netflix

Invite phones. Send the links.

Thirty-second previews

They buy. The film unlocks.

Bit or a phone transfer

Forgotten nights, back on a screen

Documenting should pay

How the house works

You run it. They get a link.

Four moves. Upload the catalog, invite the phones, let them preview, and they buy. The film unlocks. You are the operator. They are guests you chose.

  1. Someone at a kitchen table building a private catalog of family films

    01

    You upload. You run the rows.

    You operate one catalog of the films you already shot. Name the titles, keep the posters in order, and the house looks like Netflix — except every night on the wall is yours.

  2. A parent sending a private invite from a phone at the kitchen table

    02

    You invite. You send the links.

    Family and friends are not our customers. They only get in because you add a phone and send a link. No public sign-up. If you did not send it, there is nothing to watch.

  3. Family laughing at a short clip of an old summer

    03

    They watch thirty seconds.

    Every title starts as a short preview — enough to remember the trip, the table, the year nobody had digitized. If they already own it, they go straight to the full film.

  4. A family watching the full home movie together in a dark living room

    04

    They buy. The full film unlocks.

    Checkout is Bit or a phone transfer. After purchase, the complete title lands in their library, ready to play. You earn from the house. That money funds the next shoot.

You are the operator

You run the family's Netflix of home video

You upload the tapes, name the titles, and keep the rows. Guests find nights they had forgotten — the trip, the table, the year nobody digitized. This is not a product for other operators. One catalog. One house. They only exist here because you sent a link.

When a film is purchased, the house earns. That money funds the next shoot— the next drive, the work of keeping the record. Capture the heart. Enlarge the pockets.