Discover, organize, and enjoy movies and TV across a connected family of open-source apps.
🌐 Web
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📱 Mobile
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🖥️ Desktop
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MovieNightHQ is building a connected entertainment experience for finding something great to watch and keeping your viewing life organized. Browse films and series, get recommendations, save favorites, and use the right app for the screen in front of you.
| Project | Made for | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| 🌐 Movie Night Web | Browser, Android install, and PWA | Explore movies and TV, search and filter, get NightGuide suggestions, and manage playlists. |
| 📱 Movie Night Mobile | iOS and Android | Discover titles on the go, chat with NightGuide, and keep a personal library across guest and signed-in use. |
| 🖥️ Movie Night Desktop | Windows | Explore with a desktop shell, keyboard shortcuts, playlists, and a quick-search palette. |
How the projects fit together
The web, mobile, and desktop apps bring the discovery and watchlist experience to different screens. Together, they support one movie-night workflow: discover → save → organize → enjoy.
Each repository documents its own setup, environment variables, architecture, and release process. The projects share a common movie-discovery workflow but target different screens with different stacks:
- Web: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, Supabase, TMDB, and Google Gemini
- Mobile: Expo and React Native for iOS/Android, with TypeScript, Supabase, and local SQLite storage
- Desktop: Next.js + React + Tailwind inside a Python + PyWebView shell, packaged for Windows as a standalone executable
Visit a project README for its exact requirements and configuration.
MovieNightHQ welcomes ideas, bug reports, and improvements. Start by opening the relevant project above, reading its setup instructions, and checking its issues or contribution guidance. Please do not include API keys, service-role credentials, or other secrets in an issue or pull request.
The three public software repositories listed above and this organization-profile repository are released under the MIT License. MIT permits use, copying, modification, distribution, sublicensing, and sale, provided the copyright and permission notice are included with copies or substantial portions. It is provided “as is,” without warranty, and the authors are not liable for claims or damages. See the organization profile license or the LICENSE file in each app repository for the complete terms.
The MIT license does not replace the terms for third-party software, APIs, datasets, movie artwork, trademarks, or other material included or referenced by a project. Those remain subject to their respective owners' terms. MovieNightHQ projects that use TMDB are not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
Made for people who love a good story. 🎬
