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Stop scrolling. Find the perfect movie instantly with Moviq.
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Stop scrolling. Find the perfect movie instantly with Moviq.
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Tired of spending 30 minutes scrolling through Netflix? Meet Moviq—the ultimate AI movie companion. Powered by Groq for lightning-fast responses, Moviq lets you search using natural language. Just describe your mood, a specific scene, or a vibe, and Moviq will find the perfect movie in milliseconds. All wrapped in a beautifully polished, ultra-responsive interface. Stop scrolling, find your next favorite film instantly.
Love the natural language search idea, that's genuinely useful. One thing I'd love to see is a way to filter out movies I've already watched, since recommendations often recycle the same films. Maybe sync with my Netflix watch history or just a simple "hide what I've seen" toggle.
@sudegzvs That is an absolutely brilliant suggestion! You're spot on – getting the same recommendations over and over is exactly what I wanted to avoid.
A 'hide watched' feature or a way to track seen movies is definitely on my radar for the next update. I'm currently looking into how to make that experience seamless for the user. I'll definitely keep you posted once I start working on it!
Thanks for the support and the great idea!
the natural language search idea is genuinely useful, been there wasting way too long browsing. one thing that would make it stick for me though is letting me save a watchlist inside the app and then telling me when something on it leaves a streaming service i use, that combo of smart discovery plus practical tracking feels missing from most movie tools
@aziyegeliikkld This is a fantastic suggestion, thank you! I love the idea of combining smart discovery with practical tracking. You're right, that ‘missing link’ of knowing when a watched movie leaves a service is a huge pain point.
Definitely adding this to the development roadmap. It’s exactly the kind of practical feature that makes a tool indispensable. I’m only 16 and still learning, so hearing what actual users need is incredibly helpful. Thanks for the insight!
honestly the natural language search sounds super useful, would love it if moviq could also save a short list of movies i keep coming back to or flag ones i already watched so they stop showing up in suggestions
@enes5ltx Hello, this feature with saving movies you want to watch in future is already there and its called watchlist. Feel free to go and check it out! Also thank you for the idea of marking the movies you have already watch, I will try my best to add it there later on.
honestly the natural language search feels really well executed, like describing a vibe instead of picking genres is such a natural way to find something to watch
@soneragah57306 Thank you so much! That’s exactly what I was aiming for. I’ve always found traditional genre categories to be so limiting – sometimes you just want a movie that feels like a rainy Sunday afternoon and that's a much more intuitive way to search.
Really glad to hear it resonates with you! Have you tested it with any specific 'vibe' yet, or did it surprise you with any of its recommendations?
the natural language search is such a smart move, basically feels like texting a friend who actually knows your taste. and the response time being milliseconds makes it feel really snappy, not clunky like other movie apps i've tried
@yeterkeyq Wow, thank you so much! 'Texting a friend who knows your taste' — that is exactly the vibe I was hoping to create. I’m really glad you noticed the speed as well, I put a lot of work into making the experience feel as snappy as possible.
Thanks for the kind words, it really means a lot to hear that it's hitting the mark for you! 🍿