Moo-vie

Plex/Stremio/Streaming websites, all-in-one alternative for Android TV

Features Phones & tablets - the same APK as the TV, laid out for a thumb: bottom navigation, portrait everywhere except the player, which turns by itself. Tap, double-tap and pinch drive playback; a long press opens the context menus the remote reaches by holding OK. Not a second codebase - one Kotlin Multiplatform source, TV or touch decided at runtime. Profiles - a name and a colour each, picked at launch. Progress, watched state, watchlist and the home layout are separate per profile; API keys, DNS and source order stay with the install. No password, no parental control: what they separate is progress, not access - on a shared TV the daily annoyance is finding somebody else's episode under Continue watching, not that others can see what you watch. The picker stays out of the way until a second profile exists. Home, arranged by you - rows are a layout you own, not a fixed list. Pin any catalogue genre (long-press on TV and phone, right-click on desktop) and choose where it lands; move, hide or remove any row, built-in ones included, from Settings → Home. A pinned row ends with a See more card that reopens its exact genre. Contextual hero, Continue watching with per-episode progress, trending and top-rated (TMDB), watched badges. Discovery - hands of cards, one per recipe, built from what you actually finished. A title suggested by three of your films is not the same thing as one suggested by a single film, so the ranking is the overlap. Other hands: sagas you started and never finished (TMDB collections, nothing to maintain by hand), titles watched long ago, and a rarely seen, widely loved row - high rating, few votes, the band a popularity sort can never surface. Three optional questions (mood, who is watching, how much time) steer it; each answer shows what it actually filters. Every card carries Open, Watchlist and Already seen - the last one is how the page learns what you watched before the app existed. Search - result grid, persistent history, D-pad flow from keyboard to results. Sort by relevance, popularity, rating, year or title, filter by kind, minimum rating and decade; the filters are kept per profile. TMDB cannot sort a text search, so the ordering is applied to the results brought back, and the screen says so. Movies & shows - cast, seasons and episodes with stills, per-episode details page, watched/unwatched marking (episode, whole season or movie). One-press playback - sources load as soon as a title opens; a single Play / Resume picks the best source in your language (VF / VOSTFR / VO). A sources panel is there for manual host selection. Most catalogues are French-speaking, so original-language playback has its own catalogue, keyed on the TMDB id. Languages are never substituted for one another - VOSTFR carries burnt-in French subtitles you cannot turn off, so it is not a stand-in for VO.