Watch together. Talk at the exact second.
Shush pins every comment and reaction to the moment it happened, so the conversation lives on the screen you're watching, not in a group chat you catch up on later.
Works in your phone's browser today, alongside whatever you're watching on. Sign in with Apple, Google, or a passkey.
You put the movie on together. Then everyone left for a different screen.
Somebody's texting a friend about the plot twist. Somebody's scrolling. The TV is the one screen nobody's talking to. Shush gives the second screen a reason to point back at the first one.
Three steps, and you never touch the remote.
Shush doesn't stream anything. It runs beside whatever you already watch on, a theater seat, or a stadium.
Pick what you're watching
Search for a movie or episode, or join a live event.
Sync to your timecode
Tell Shush where you are, like 00:47:08, and it keeps time from there. Pause and resume whenever you need to.
Talk at the exact second
Your comment lands on the timeline at that moment, for everyone watching with you now and everyone who watches later.
Built for the moment, not the recap.
Pinned to the second
A reaction to the twist at 1:12:40 shows up at 1:12:40. Not in a thread twelve messages below the twist, and not when your friend finally checks their phone. Every timestamp is a place on the film you can return to.
Spoilers stay behind the line
Every comment is tagged first watch or rewatch. On your first time through, rewatch comments are blurred until the timeline reaches the moment they're about, so a room that's seen it three times can still watch with someone who hasn't.
Live events, in real time
Concerts, kickoffs, premieres, award shows. When thousands of people are watching the same second at once, Shush is the crowd noise. Reactions pile up live, and a photo window opens before and after the show so the night has a beginning and an end.
Fell asleep? Catch up in 30 seconds.
Every watch ends with a private recap of what everyone said, in order, tied to the moments they said it. Replies live here, after the credits, so the timeline itself stays a clean chorus of first reactions.
Talking during the movie has always been the crime. But the real problem was never the talking. It was that the talking left the room, went to five different phones, and never came back.
Shush is where the talking goes so it can stay with the film, stay with the people beside you, and be there for the next person who presses play.
Be where your feet are. Together.
Made for living rooms, so it behaves like one.
Your room, your rules
Watch privately with friends or open the timeline to everyone. Block and mute anyone. Report anything you shouldn't have to see.
Ages screened at sign-up
Younger viewers are never asked for birth year or gender, aren't profiled, and are re-checked every year.
Leave when you want
Delete your account from inside the app, no support email required.
No feed, by design
Shush has no scrolling feed, no algorithm, and nothing to optimise against your attention. You open it because you're watching something.
Press play. Say it.
Live now on the web. iPhone and Android apps are on the way. Available in the United States.