MuviPe · Manual

The User Panel

What each screen is for and how it works for a viewer, from signing in to buying a ticket, earning rewards and withdrawing money, with the real screens marked up.

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What the user panel is

This is MuviPe as a viewer sees it: a theatre of films and web series, a wallet, rewards to collect, and a Star Vault of achievements. This guide walks through every screen, with the real screen beside what each marked part does.

Tickets

A viewer buys a ticket for a title. A ticket carries watch time, and it opens its own referral tree of 363 seats.

Wallet & coins

Money in the wallet in rupees, and coins earned from rewards. Both show in the top bar.

Star Vault

Seasons of 90 days. Achievements earn coins, and the top rung pays real money.

How to read this guide

Each screen is shown with amber outlines and numbers. The numbered list under the picture explains each marked part, in the same order. Click any picture to enlarge it.

1An outlined part, and the number you will find in the list beneath the picture.

Getting in

Signing in

A viewer signs in with their mobile number, with Google or Apple, with a passkey, or by linking a new device.

The sign-in page.
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**Mobile number** — enter the number (+91 India) the account uses.
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**Send OTP** — sends a one-time code by SMS to confirm it is you.
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**Google** — sign in with a Google account.
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**Apple** — sign in with an Apple account.
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**Sign in with a passkey** — use a fingerprint, face or screen lock saved on the device.
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**Link device** — sign in on a new device using a pairing code from the *Master* device (see Devices).

The first sign-in on a device asks to confirm it.
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**Log in from here** — makes this device part of the account and continues. The first device on an account becomes the **Master** device.
2
**Cancel and sign out** — does not link this device.

Getting around

The layout: rail, top bar and activity panel

Every signed-in screen shares the same frame.

Home base

Dashboard

Where a viewer lands after signing in, depending on the Land on setting. It shows how the account is doing today.

The Star Vault card shows the season and how many days are left. It carries a reminder: everything below is forfeited when the season closes, so use it up before then.

Watching

Theatre

Finding something to watch.

Home and browsing

The Theatre is where titles live. It has three views: Home, Movies and Web Series.

Theatre → Home.
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**View tabs** — Home, Movies or Web Series.
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**Featured titles** — the large cards at the top, which move through a carousel.
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**Continue Watching** — titles you have started. Empty until you watch something you hold a ticket for.
4
**Top 10 in India This Week** — refreshed every Monday.

Further down: Browse by Genre, Top Productions, Coming Soon, Free with Ads, Watch in Your Language, My List and Trailers & Teasers.

Theatre → Movies.
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**Movies** — only films. *Web Series* shows only series, with its own Top 10.

Browsing one genre.
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**Back to Theatre** — returns to the Theatre.
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**Genre** — the genre you opened and how many titles it has.
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**Title card** — open a title.

A production house's page.
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**The production house** — its name, how many titles it has and how many tickets they have sold.
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**Movies and Web Series** — switch between its films and its series.
3
**Title card** — open a title.

A title's page

Everything about one film or series before and after buying.

Above the buttons are the title, certificate (such as U/A), length, year, genres and the synopsis.

Buying a ticket

Pressing Buy Ticket on a title asks how to pay. Nothing is charged until you choose.

The Buy ticket window.
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**Pay from wallet** — uses the wallet balance. When the balance is too low it is greyed out and says how much you are short (here ₹189.42).
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**Pay online** — pays the ticket price by UPI, card or net banking through the payment gateway, without topping up the wallet first.
3
**Close** — leaves without buying.

Once bought, the ticket appears under My Ongoing Tickets and the title can be played. Ticket sales are paused between seasons; the Buy button then says when sales reopen.

Watching: the trailer and the film

Trailers are free and need no ticket. The film itself needs a ticket with watch time left.

The trailer window.
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**Close trailer** — closes the window.
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**The player** — play and pause, a progress bar with the time, mute and volume, settings, and full screen.

The film player

Playing a film you hold a ticket for opens the full player. It needs a ticket, so it is described here and not pictured. It has:

Controls — play and pause, a seek bar, mute and volume, a settings menu with playback speed (0.5×, 0.75×, 1×, 1.25×, 1.5× or 2×), miniplayer, picture in picture, and full screen.
Keyboard — K or space play/pause, J and L back and forward 10 seconds, the left and right arrows 5 seconds, the up and down arrows volume, M mute, F full screen, I miniplayer, < and > slower and faster, and , and . one frame at a time while paused.
Ad breaks — films of 5 minutes or more have ad breaks at 25%, 50% and 75% of the film. The breaks are marked on the seek bar.
Watch time — every minute watched is taken off the ticket's allowance, whichever device is playing. When it runs out the player says You've used all the watch time on this ticket. Playback stops, but the ticket stays and its tree keeps earning.
Errors — if the video cannot be played the player shows a message such as This can't be played right now or The video stopped loading. Please try again.

Buying

Tickets

A ticket is how a viewer gets to watch a title and to earn from it.

Every ticket opens its own referral tree of 363 seats. The tree fills in a fixed order and closes when the last seat is taken.
A ticket carries watch time of three times the title's own length (a 2-hour film comes with 6 hours).
Running out of watch time closes playback, not the ticket. The tree under it keeps filling and keeps paying.

Devices

Devices and watch time

How the account's devices and watch time work.

Devices

An account can use up to three devices. One of them is the Master, which controls the others.

PlayBack details

Watch time is shared: whichever device plays, it is the same allowance that is spent.

Money

Wallet

Rupees, coins and rewards.

Overview

The wallet holds real money in rupees. Money comes in from top-ups, commissions and rewards, and goes out as withdrawals.

Minimum withdrawal is ₹10,000. A 3.25% transaction charge is deducted from each withdrawal. The screen tells you how much more you need to earn to unlock withdrawals.
Held earnings are released per title once your 3 mandatory seats are filled and you have watched the title once.
The payout account is set up under Settings → Payments.

Adding money

Opened from Add Money on the Wallet, or the + beside the balance in the top bar.

The Add money window.
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**Quick amounts** — ₹1,000, ₹2,000 or ₹5,000 in one tap.
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**Amount** — or type your own. The minimum top-up is ₹1,000.
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**The breakdown** — *You pay* the amount, a transaction charge (3.25% here) is taken, and the rest is *Added to wallet*.
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**Add** — continues to the payment gateway to pay by UPI, card or net banking. The wallet is credited when the payment is confirmed.

Withdrawing

Withdrawals go to the payout account saved under Settings → Payments. The Withdraw Now button stays locked until the balance reaches the minimum (₹10,000), and the screen says how much more you need.

Once unlocked, the button opens the Withdraw money window. It is not pictured because it can only be opened with enough balance. It has:

Send to — the saved payout account. With none saved, add one first.
Amount — between the minimum and the balance, up to two decimals. It says That's more than your balance if you enter too much.
You withdraw / You receive — the amount you ask for and what arrives after the transaction charge.
Withdraw — requests the payout. The window confirms Withdrawal requested — the amount is on its way, and it appears in Withdrawal history.
On a test setup a notice says payouts are sandbox only and nothing is actually paid out.

Rewards

Four ways to earn coins, scratch cards and sometimes money: Ads, Spin, Daily and Scratch.

Wallet → Rewards → Spin.
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**Reward types** — Spin is selected.
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**The wheel** — a spin costs coins (100 coins a spin) and there is a daily limit of spins, shown as *5 of 5 spins left*. It resets at midnight.
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**What's on the wheel** — every prize with its published odds, which are the same for every account: coins, lucky money in rupees, lucky ads and a scratch card.

Wallet → Rewards → Daily.
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**Reward types** — Daily is selected.
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**Claim** — claim today's coins to keep the streak going.
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**Day 7 unlocks** — a scratch card at the end of the week.
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**Recent check-ins** — your claims so far.

The streak ladder pays 60, 80, 100, 120, 160, 200 and 500 coins on days 1 to 7. Miss a day and it restarts at 60 coins. Claiming any time before midnight keeps it running.

Wallet → Rewards → Scratch.
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**Reward types** — Scratch is selected.
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**Cards waiting** — scratch cards earned from watching ads, the wheel and daily streaks. A card expires 15 days after you earn it; an expired card can still be reopened for coins.
3
**Collecting toward your next card** — the ads you have collected. Nothing mints on its own: one merge uses everything collected and gives one card, and the more collected, the higher its grade.

Transactions and commissions

Wallet → Transactions.
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**Tabs** — Transactions is selected.
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**Filters** — *Recent* (everything), *Coins* or *Wallet*, plus a date range with the calendar button.
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**A transaction** — what it was, when, and the amount. Money shows in rupees and coins with a coin icon.

Wallet → Commissions.
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**Commissions** — what the viewer has earned from their trees, filtered by *All*, *Tickets*, *Ads*, *Playback* and *Affiliate*. It is empty until a ticket's seats fill.

Achievements

Star Vault

Seasons of 90 days. Every achievement pays coins, except the top rung, which pays real money. Everything resets with each season.

Above them are the totals for the season: badges, tracks, secrets, sets, coins earned and cash rewards. Further down are Secret badges (hidden until earned) and Sets (bonus badges for finishing a group, such as The Full Reel).

Inbox

Messages and profile

Profile.

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Your account — the Master device, your name, email and the device you are on.
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Back to Theatre — returns to the Theatre.

Account

Settings

Account

Settings has six tabs. Changes apply to the account across all devices.

Security, Playback, Notifications, Payments, Company

Settings → Security.
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**Tabs** — Security is selected. It holds *Two-factor authentication* (ask for a code from an authenticator at sign-in), *Sign-in alerts* (a message when a new device signs in), *Passkeys* and *Sign out all* (every device, this one included).

Settings → Playback.
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**Tabs** — Playback is selected. It holds *Streaming quality* (Auto by default), *Autoplay next*, *Data saver* (lower quality on mobile data), and a summary of devices with shortcuts to link a new device or manage the linked ones.

Settings → Notifications.
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**Tabs** — Notifications is selected. *Delivery* chooses push and email, push only, or email only. Switches control *Ticket bonuses*, *Referral updates*, *Wallet and payouts* and *Product news*.

Settings → Payments.
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**Tabs** — Payments is selected. It holds the *Payout account* (where withdrawals are sent, with an Add button) and *Auto-withdraw*: withdraw automatically once the balance passes ₹10,000, ₹25,000 or ₹50,000, or turn it off. The minimum is ₹10,000 and the transaction charge applies.

Settings → Company.
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**Tabs** — Company is selected. It shows who runs the app (the legal entity and registered office), the app version, and the legal documents: Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Refund and cancellation, Community guidelines and the Grievance officer.

Payout account

Where withdrawals are sent. Opened from Settings → Payments.

Report a problem

Opened from Settings. Support reads every report; most get an answer the same day.

Quick reference

Common tasks

Where to go for the things a viewer does most.

Buy a ticket

Theatre → open a title → Buy Ticket. The wallet balance in the top bar is used, so add money first if it is low.

Add another device

Devices → Generate pairing code → on the new device choose Link device and type the code. The code works once and expires after 10 minutes.

Earn coins every day

Wallet → Rewards → Daily to claim, Spin for the wheel, Ads to collect toward scratch cards.

Withdraw money

First add a payout account (Settings → Payments → Add). Then Wallet → Withdraw Now, once the balance reaches the minimum of ₹10,000.

Turn on extra sign-in security

Settings → Security → switch on Two-factor authentication and add a passkey.

Choose where the app opens

Settings → Account → Land on → Automatic, Dashboard or Theatre.

Get a notification only on the phone

Settings → Notifications → Delivery → Push only.

Report something that went wrong

Settings → Report a problem → choose the area, describe it and send.

Good to know

Things to keep in mind

One account, one role. A viewer account is only a viewer. Producers and sponsors use their own panels with their own accounts.
Seasons reset. Star Vault progress and rewards are forfeited when a season closes, so use them before then.
Watch time belongs to the ticket and is shared by devices. Running out ends playback, not the ticket.
Withdrawals have a floor and a charge. Minimum ₹10,000, with a 3.25% transaction charge on each withdrawal.
Some numbers are fixed in the app. The ₹10,000 minimum withdrawal, 100 coins a spin, 10 sponsored ads a day and the 15-day card expiry are set in the app itself and cannot be changed from the admin panel. The transaction charge (3.25%) is different: it comes from the admin's Wallet fee setting.
Your Master device controls the others. Keep it somewhere safe; sign-in alerts tell you when a new device is linked.