Maren Iversen
Architectural interiors, sustained single takes, and a deep trust in negative space.
A streaming house for the senses — where independent filmmakers, photographers, and writers publish slow-burn features, photo essays, and audio rooms in one uninterrupted, ad-free space.
Each collection is a hand-edited program — six to ten works sequenced to flow like a single, sustained piece. Browse by feeling, not by algorithm.
Soft-lit portraits and quiet rooms. A program for the hour before the city wakes up.
Coastal drift, kitchen-table intimacy, the weight of an afternoon that never ends.
Neon, vinyl, slow choreography. Twelve features for the stretch between midnight and dawn.
A standing roster of independent voices. We pay 70% of membership revenue directly to the makers — no middlemen, no agency cuts, no third-party tracking.
Architectural interiors, sustained single takes, and a deep trust in negative space.
Editorial photo essays paired with original field recordings and short ambient scores.
Audio-first rooms: ASMR-tactile pieces built around breath, cloth, and a single instrument.
16mm features exploring domestic ritual, long dinner tables, and the rooms between rooms.
Six core surfaces, designed to be used alone or together. No autoplay roulette, no suggested-for-you storm — you decide what plays, in what order, for how long.
Original shorts and features from 8 to 90 minutes, all graded and mastered in 4K HDR with lossless audio.
Browse the reel →Long-form editorial photography with captions, behind-the-frame notes, and printable companion zines.
Open essays →Binaural sound pieces built for headphones — field recordings, ASMR, ambient scores, voice studies.
Tune in →Weekly long-reads, director interviews, and the editors' notes on how each collection was sequenced.
Read the journal →Members-only livestreams with the makers, on the first Thursday of every month at three time zones.
See the schedule →Download full pieces in original quality for travel. Files stay available to you for the life of your membership.
Vault details →Each playlist runs 60 to 90 minutes, with titles chosen for tempo, light, and subject — the way a good radio show is sequenced.
Soft daylight, sheets, kettle on the stove. Six shorts from Maren Iversen and guest photographers.
Sustained single-shot films from 12 to 22 minutes. Best with the lights low and the room quiet.
Ren Tachibana and friends on the choreography of shared meals, hand-washing, and afternoon light.
Four audio rooms from Saoirse Bell. Wear headphones, close your eyes, the room will travel to you.
A deliberately small surface area. No account labyrinth, no preference quiz, no infinite scroll. The work is the work.
One email, one password, no phone verification. Cancel anytime in two clicks from the settings page.
Choose monthly, annual, or a lifetime pass. All three unlock the full library — no tiered walls inside the house.
Tell us three moods. We use them to seed your first queue — then step out of the way entirely.
4K HDR with lossless audio, across web, iOS, Android, Apple TV, and a private Chromecast stream.
Comment threads, monthly private casts, and a Friday drop note from our editors in your inbox.
We don't run a star rating system. We do read every note that comes back from members, and we publish a few — unedited — below.
The first streaming service that doesn't feel like a slot machine. I open it on Sunday morning with a coffee and the editor has already done the thinking for me.
I came for the films and stayed for the photo essays. The quality of the curation is the closest thing I've found to a great indie bookshop, in video form.
As a filmmaker, the royalty split is the only one I've seen that actually respects the work. They pay on time, they credit clearly, and they leave the cut alone.
Seven days free, then £9 a month or £79 a year. Cancel from settings, no email gauntlet. Lifetime pass available for founding members.