The catalogue is closed by default.

You can make an account in about a minute, but it arrives empty and waits. An admin reads every request and decides, and you are told either way.

No invite code. The form is open; the decision is not automatic.

The terms

Access: Register only. Every account is read by an admin before it reaches anything worth watching.
Catalogue: Films and shows from TMDB, keyed on its own ids, with seasons and episodes taken as given rather than re-derived.
Servers: You pick the source per title, and the site will not pretend one embed is the only one.
Hosting: Third-party embeds only. No media is stored, proxied or re-hosted here, which is also why the catalogue needs a login.
Numbers: None claimed. There is no member count on this page because there is no honest way to print one yet.

Four steps. The only slow one is the second.

Register: An email address and a password. The account exists at once and grants nothing — it is a real account, not a placeholder, so anything you manage to do is still there if you are let in later.
Review: An admin reads the request. A person, not a filter, and not a queue that drains itself overnight. If nobody is around, this is the step that takes a while.
Notice: An email to the address you registered, either way. Being left to guess is the part that makes a closed site feel dishonest.
Access: The catalogue opens. Sign in with the same address and the site is where you left it.

If you would rather not wait, that is a perfectly good reason to leave it there.