You're not watching the show. You're in it.
Watch free, no account needed. Or join the queue and get cast into tonight's game show, dating show, murder mystery or classic play. Your camera goes on stage, a teleprompter keeps you on script, and a ranked host runs the floor.
Four steps from the couch to the podium
Every show is cast from the people who are watching it. Nobody auditions. The queue decides.
Watch
Open the app and you're in the audience. No account, no sign-up. Tap a cast member's tile to send hearts.
Queue
Like what you see? Join the queue for the next show. You'll see your position and which roles you're eligible for.
Get cast
At showtime the server casts the queue at random, matching people of similar experience. You get a role card and a green room to check your camera.
Perform
Your tile is on stage. A karaoke-style teleprompter lights up your next line. The host presses Next. The audience sends hearts.
Game shows, dating shows, mysteries and plays
66 original formats, written for ShowX and inspired by the genres you grew up with, plus plays from the public domain. Producers pick one, schedule it, and the queue fills the cast.
Spin & Solve
Spin the wheel, call a letter, solve the puzzle.
Three contestants spin for cash, call consonants, buy vowels and race to solve word puzzles. A main host runs the floor, a co-host presents the puzzle…
Date Night Panel
Bachelor number one, two, or three?
A picker questions three hidden bachelors or bachelorettes, hearing only their voices, then picks one for a date. The panel is revealed only after the…
Murder on the Midnight Meridian
Six passengers. One locked compartment. The train does not stop.
An art dealer is found dead in a locked sleeper compartment aboard the overnight Midnight Meridian express. A detective interrogates six suspects, the…
Hamlet, Act III (abridged)
To be, or not to be.
Two scenes from Act III of Shakespeare's Hamlet, abridged for a twenty-minute live reading: the nunnery scene and the closet scene. Public-domain…
Top Answers
We asked a hundred people. Can you name the top answer?
Two families of four face off over three audience surveys. Buzz in, name the top answer, then play or pass; three strikes and the other family can…
Werewolf
The village sleeps. Not everyone wakes up.
Eight villagers, two of them secretly werewolves and one a seer. Each night the wolves choose a victim; each day the village argues and votes someone…
Hearts tonight. Bigger roles next week.
Two things grow as you perform. Your tier only ever goes up and unlocks roles: first a contestant, later a co-host, eventually the main host. Your band is current form; it moves both ways and decides who you're cast with, so beginners learn together and the Marquee shows stay sharp.
Tiers · what you can play
Bands · who you play with
- ♥ Hearts live, from the audience
- ▲ Upvotes after the show, weighted by who gives them
- Approval shown on every profile
A production truck in a tab
Producers schedule a format, cast the queue with one tap, direct every cue from a console, and broadcast the composited stage to Twitch, YouTube, Kick and Facebook Gaming at the same time. Same app, extra tab.
Schedule
Pick a format, a start time, a band target and a fill policy. Open the queue.
Cast
A live casting board: who's eligible for what, seeded random casting you can audit, re-cast and standby.
Direct
Scene and cue lists, Next / Back / Jump, timers, scores, board editor, mute and remove.
Broadcast
RTMP to the big platforms simultaneously. Stream keys stay on the server, never on a phone.
AI Understudies, clearly labelled
When a seat can't be filled from the queue, or someone drops mid-show, an AI understudy takes the role so the show goes on. It reads its lines, plays the mechanics and shows up in the credits, always with an AI badge on its tile. Producers choose whether a show waits for humans, airs with understudies, or never uses them at all. The AI only ever speaks for its own role, never for you, and it never impersonates a real person.
The next show is casting from the queue.
One app for iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows. Watching is free and anonymous.