Build your Watchlist with AI in under 5 minutes

Build a Letterboxd-style movie + show watchlist. Each title is a poster card with the status (want / watching / watched / dropped) shown as a corner overlay and the poster background tinted by status. Shows have a totalEpisodes field with a per-card progress bar; clicking 'Mark episode watched' on the per-card primary button bumps the count and auto-flips status to 'watched' on the last episode. Hero strip at the top surfaces the show you're most actively watching ('Up next: Severance · Episode 12 of 19') with a one-click 'Mark episode watched' CTA so you can rip through episodes without scrolling. Stats strip: watched-this-year count, average rating, top platform. Status-chip filters above the grid for quick drill-down.

Create a couples' shared watchlist — same model but every title has an 'agreed' flag (both Alex and Sam want to watch it) that surfaces those first in the 'want to watch' bucket. Each watched entry tracks who watched it (one of: Alex / Sam / both) so the 'watched together' subset can become its own filter chip. Useful for 'haven't watched anything together in a while, what's on the agreed list?'.

Design a film-club tracker — same model plus per-title fields for the club member who recommended it, the meeting date it'll be discussed, and a 'club rating' (separate from your personal rating) that's the average of every member's score. Surfaces the queue for the next meeting in the hero strip instead of 'Up next'. Export a season summary as CSV at year-end so the club has a record.

Build a streaming-platform optimiser — same watchlist but each title's `platform` field powers a sidebar that shows 'X titles currently on your watchlist are on Netflix, Y on Hulu, Z on Disney+'. Surface a 'top platform by want-to-watch count' so the operator can decide which subscription to keep paying for next month. Useful right before a cancel-or-keep decision.