What TasteGraph does with ten ratings
TasteGraph learns why you like the movies, TV shows, books, and games you love, then recommends new things based on those underlying traits and explains each one.
One profile for the stories and experiences you choose.
TasteGraph supports movies, TV shows, books, and games in one recommendation system. You rate what matters to you. TasteGraph looks for the patterns that recur across those ratings.
The result is Taste DNA: a profile written in terms such as slow-burn pacing, competent loners, moral ambiguity, dense worldbuilding, or melancholy with warmth.
More specific than genre
Genre is useful catalog information, but it is too broad to explain why one thriller works for you and another does not. TasteGraph models themes, tone, pacing, character types, emotional qualities, and narrative structure.
Built across media, not around one tracker
Letterboxd, Goodreads, and Backloggd each give people a place to track a particular kind of media. TasteGraph has a different job: use what you love across those categories to build one taste profile and find connections between them.
Who it's for
- You want one app to recommend movies, TV, books, and games.
- You know what you love but have trouble naming the pattern.
- Genre-based suggestions keep feeling too broad.
- You want recommendations to explain the match.
Taste isn't genre. It's why.
Read how TasteGraph connects the same underlying trait across different media.