Stop searching. Find something worth watching tonight.
Score a handful of movies, TV shows, artists or channels you already know and EncoreSeek picks your next ten — no required sign-up and nothing to install.
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- 10picks per run
- 0accounts required
- 0ads or trackers
How it works
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Score what you have seen
0 means never again, 10 means you would rewatch it tonight. The order is the ranking, and #1 weighs most.
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Ask for ten suggestions
Each pick arrives with a percentage and a plain line saying why, so you can see your own taste from the outside.
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Low scores count too
A 10 pulls similar titles up; a 0 pushes them just as hard down. “Not another one like this” is often the sharpest signal you can give.
Movies & TV shows
Ten picks from a catalog of 144,069 titles — the search box covers all of them, so whatever you have seen is in there. Keep a list per taste, save what you fancy, rate genres, filter out the rest.
Open Movies & TV shows →Music artists
The same idea for music: score the artists you already love and get ten to try next from a catalog built on Wikidata. Genres, era, country and solo-or-band steer the picks.
Open Music artists →YouTube channels
The same trick for channels. Rank a few you already watch and get ten to try next, looked up live on YouTube. Works straight away — no key of your own needed.
Open YouTube channels →Why sign in?
An account is free, optional and never required. It changes two things: where your lists live (with you, instead of in one browser) and how much room you get.
- Your lists travel with you. Sign in on your phone, your laptop or a borrowed computer and they are right there — nothing to export, nothing to copy across.
- More room. A guest keeps one list of ten titles; an account keeps 25 titles per list, in five lists — plus five channel and five artist lists. Pick the list when you ask for suggestions, so each one stays sharp.
- Your setup comes along. To-watch list, blocked titles, genre opinions and filters stay with the account too.
Where the data comes from, what is stored where and how to wipe it again: Data, accounts & privacy.