Curator Watchlist is a movie and TV discovery platform I designed and built to help people decide what to watch with less friction. The product brings together personal watchlists, streaming availability, ratings, and recommendation data into one clean experience.
The idea came from a common problem: there is more to watch than ever, but choosing something often feels harder, not easier. Most platforms are built around endless browsing. Curator is built around decision-making. It helps users compare options, understand what is worth their time, and move from uncertainty to a confident choice.
I designed the experience around clarity and restraint. The interface prioritizes the information people actually need when choosing a movie: where it is streaming, how it is rated, what kind of experience it offers, and whether it matches what they are looking for in the moment. Instead of overwhelming users with everything, Curator tries to surface the right signals at the right time.
This project gave me the opportunity to work across product strategy, interaction design, and full-stack development. I designed the user flows, built the interface, integrated movie data APIs, and developed the core logic behind filtering, ranking, and comparison. It reflects my broader interest in products that reduce daily decision fatigue and make digital experiences feel calmer, sharper, and more human.
