Give one plan its own taste.
Create a Room for a group or occasion, set the services and viewing rules that fit it, and get choices shaped for that Room instead of changing your personal taste.
Rooms
The demonstration below uses current catalogue artwork for Sweden; the product behavior stays the same.
Room
Friday movie night
Shared with your group
This example Room holds the context for one plan. Its activity does not replace anyone’s personal taste.
Room taste
- Type
- Movies
- Region
- Sweden
- Services
- All services
- Runtime
- Under 2 hours
- Watched titles
- Hidden
Only this Room uses these settings.
Recommendations for this Room
Masterplan
Fits this Room
What We Do in the Shadows
Fits this Room
How Rooms works
One continuous path from seeing an option to knowing what happens next.
- 01
Create the Room
Name the group or occasion and invite the people who should share that context.
- 02
Set its viewing rules
Choose details such as media type, services, genres, runtime, language, and seen-title exclusions.
- 03
Choose inside the Room
Browse recommendations and make decisions without pushing that one-off plan into personal taste.
Friday movie night should not rewrite what QueueUp learns about you.
A Room holds the context that belongs to one plan: who is involved, what services are available, and which viewing rules matter. Its recommendations stay inside that Room.
A separate context
A Room can represent a group, an occasion, or a recurring plan without becoming your default profile.
Rules that match the real night
Available services, runtime, genres, language, media type, and seen-title rules can shape the Room.
Recommendations stay attributable
The Room explains why its catalogue differs: the active people and settings belong to that Room alone.
Questions about Rooms
Does a Room change my personal taste?
No. Room settings and activity stay in the Room rather than rewriting the taste QueueUp keeps for your personal use.
Can a Room have its own streaming services?
Yes. A Room can use service and region settings that match the people or place involved in that plan.
How is a Room different from Together?
Together finds overlap in existing saved picks. A Room creates a separate recommendation context with its own members and viewing rules.
Keep going with QueueUp
Discovery is only the beginning. See how the rest of the decision stays connected.
Open a Room when the plan needs its own rules.
Open QueueUp to find the title, make the choice, and keep what matters after the search ends.