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Choosing a movie or series has become harder than watching one. People scroll for 20–30 minutes across IMDb, Netflix, or JustWatch and still can’t decide. I faced the same problem, so I built a small AI-powered app. How it works: – You answer a few short questions (mood, time, type) – The AI instantly suggests what to watch – It improves over time based on your choices No accounts. No endless lists. Just a fast decision. I’m sharing this to get honest feedback: – Would this be useful for you? – What would you improve or remove? App Store link above.
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I'm not its target audience (not much of movies fan), but considering I made sheets for similar uses for music and games, it makes me think: couldn't it be fully offline? More reassurance of no data collection and it should keep being useful virtually forever, specially if physical media and DRM-free movies and series get traction. instead of an LLM, why not a more direct tag or like/dislike system, with either having a bit of randomness for suggestions to have an algorithm? in line with the first point, if an LLM is a must, why not have a local one trained specifically on movies and series?
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@Qaf@lemmy.world · Dec 13
Thanks, those are very thoughtful points. Offline/local approaches make sense, especially for privacy-conscious users or those using DRM-free/physical media. A local database with tags and randomness could definitely handle many cases, and it’s something I’m exploring for future versions. Using an LLM is mainly for flexibility and to handle the variety of moods and contexts without requiring the user to manually tag everything. A specialized, local model trained only on movies/series is an interesting idea, and something I would consider as a lightweight alternative in future iterations. Really appreciate this kind of detailed, constructive feedback.
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