A new app, I Like Movies, has appeared on the market, designed primarily for users of the Android operating system. This tool is intended for film and series enthusiasts who wish to track what they have watched in an organised manner, while simultaneously allowing them to discover new content tailored to their personal preferences.
The app's key feature is the integration of artificial intelligence. Users can communicate with the built-in AI assistant by posing questions in natural, everyday language. Although the app is free, its interactive features have certain limitations: users have exactly five queries per day at their disposal to converse with this assistant, which allows focused searching for recommendations without overloading the system.
The social aspect of the app is highlighted by the ability to track friends' activities. Users can see the ratings their acquaintances have given to films, as well as read their personal notes. This functionality enables easier content recommendation within friend circles, as users can see what their close contacts have already watched and enjoyed.
For organising shared viewing, the app offers a sharing feature. Users can send individual titles or entire recommendation lists to others directly within the app, making it easier to arrange shared film evenings. Content can be rated on a scale of one to ten, which allows for a more precise assessment of others' opinions. Those who do not wish to assign ratings can simply mark films and series as watched, with the ability to note the exact year in which they watched them, thereby creating a personalised archive of viewed content.
