PulsePlay turns short films, live micro-sets and festival playlists into bite-sized rituals. Find something new in seconds, queue a group watch, or drop a surprise act to your friends. Everything moves like a late-night venue; nothing feels clunky.
Algorithmic picks meet human festival curation. Quick drops, rotating moods and daily capsules keep the feed fresh without overwhelm.
Short live acts and five-minute performances that feel like a surprise at the back of a club. Low friction for creators; high delight for viewers.
Invite friends, drop a cassette of shorts or queue a playlist. Watch together with synced controls and playful HUD comments.
Festival drops, midnight premieres and indie micro-sets captured in a single frame. Tap to expand and cue to your watchlist.
Create a private show, invite a few friends and ride the surprise. No sign-in required; just pick a vibe and go.
“PulsePlay turned our Friday ritual into a shared stage. The micro-sets are addictive.” — Mara K.
“Instant playlists, instant chemistry. We discovered three filmmakers in one evening.” — Theo R.
PulsePlay began as a late-night experiment: a tiny interface for big communal feelings. Designers and musicians built a minimal HUD, then invited filmmakers to drop short sets. The result is a place where content lands like a promise, not noise.
No. You can start anonymous shows and invite people with a one-time link. Accounts unlock saved lists and creator tools.
Creators use the built-in uploader or integrate via simple import. PulsePlay favors short form and episodic micro-sets under 12 minutes.
Questions, collabs or festival submissions — drop a note and we’ll reply within a festival cycle.