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SenseStream – Mood-based film discovery instead of genre browsing
I built SenseStream, a film discovery platform organised by emotional mood rather than genre.
Most streaming platforms optimise for popularity and similarity. But when people open them, they’re usually trying to match a feeling (“something calm”, “something intense”) rather than a genre.
So instead of Action/Drama/Comedy, I structured the platform around 24 emotional mood categories. Each film is manually placed based on emotional temperature rather than metadata.
Current version:
– 300+ curated films and series
– Fully human-selected (no algorithm)
– Built with no-code tools
– Free to use
I’m exploring whether emotional taxonomy reduces decision fatigue better than traditional browsing.
Would appreciate feedback on:
1. Whether mood is a strong organizing principle
2. Whether 24 categories feels excessive
3. Whether this should remain curated or evolve into automation
https://sensestream.co.uk