@lotxnna Long onboarding, games are supposed to be one click entry for a better UX. I have a short attention span and got tired from setting all of that up
Wanted a way to share movie picks that didnโt look like a lazy Notes app screenshot or an IMDb link nobody opens. One tap in Zilla spits this out. Everything someone needs to decide if they're watching.
The whole point of movie discovery is cutting out dead time.
You shouldn't have to check three different apps just to see if a film is on Prime or Lionsgate, read a college essay on the plot, and then lose interest.
Trying to build an engine that surfaces movies based on real scenes and personal taste rather than whatever contract Netflix needs to justify this month. You canโt check it out at (https://t.co/s3ivgyEQbu)
Modern streaming algorithms don't recommend what's actually good. They recommend what's cheapest for them to license that you won't immediately turn off.
Wanted a way to share movie picks that didnโt look like a lazy Notes app screenshot or an IMDb link nobody opens. One tap in Zilla spits this out. Everything someone needs to decide if they're watching.
Built this exact thing into Zilla. Type the hyper-specific mood in your head, get an instant stack of films that actually match the frequency. Your can test it out at (https://t.co/s3ivgyEQbu)
"Visually gorgeous but deeply unsettling"
โComfort watch where nothing bad happens for 90 minutesโ โCerebral sci-fi that makes you stare at the ceiling afterwards"
Movies are an emotional state first, a genre second