WeeklyShow
So many Shows, so little time. An app to kill scrolling.
The paradox of choice is killing streaming. Households pay for 5–7 subscriptions, but nobody knows what's actually on any of them. The average viewer spends 10–20 minutes scrolling before giving up and rewatching something old. Streaming apps only show you their own library — they're incentivized to promote their content, not the best content for you. There's no cross-platform discovery layer. Existing solutions are catalog dumps, not curation.
Features
Smart Recommendations
Scores and ranks shows by rating, recency, platform fit, and tone match — all within your available time window.
Tone Spectrum Engine
A Feel-Good → Terror slider that analyzes genres, synopsis keywords, and age ratings to compute each show's intensity.
Streaming Vault
Select from 18+ platforms (Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, etc.). Results prioritize your subscriptions and offer one-tap deep links.
Live DB Integration
Fetches real show data (schedule, cast, crew) with SwiftData caching and 12-hour background refresh.
Card Carousel UI
Horizontal paging carousel with poster images, genre chips, cast previews, and Watch Now CTAs.
Preference-Driven Curation
A two-step flow sets time (30–180+ min), tone, streaming services, and demographic filter before landing on curated picks.
Use Cases
WeeklyShow targets busy, decision-fatigued streaming subscribers — mainly EU professionals aged 25–45 who pay for 3 services but waste 15+ minutes scrolling before giving up.
Primary: Everyday viewers who want a fast, mood-matched pick across all their platforms.
Secondary: Households and couples needing content that fits everyone (via age and tone filters).
Tertiary: Cost-conscious "subscription maximizers" who want full value from every service.
Comments
The time window plus the Feel-Good to Terror slider is a better constraint than another 'top picks' row. If I have 45 minutes and want something lighter than a thriller, a single-service home screen still starts me scrolling. Two things I'd want clear before trusting the rank: does the score drop a show I've already finished or started, or is watch history out of scope? And when a title sits on two of the 18 platforms, does the one-tap deep link prefer a service I already selected in the vault? The 12-hour SwiftData refresh is fine for cast data, but weekly premieres land on a known night, so a stale cache then would deep-link people to the wrong episode.
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Comments
The time window plus the Feel-Good to Terror slider is a better constraint than another 'top picks' row. If I have 45 minutes and want something lighter than a thriller, a single-service home screen still starts me scrolling. Two things I'd want clear before trusting the rank: does the score drop a show I've already finished or started, or is watch history out of scope? And when a title sits on two of the 18 platforms, does the one-tap deep link prefer a service I already selected in the vault? The 12-hour SwiftData refresh is fine for cast data, but weekly premieres land on a known night, so a stale cache then would deep-link people to the wrong episode.
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