Roobet

There are two hard parts to an evening in front of the screen: remembering what you meant to watch, and then choosing one of them. This is a small tool for both. The watchlist screen is where everything starts. Add a film or a series, give it a genre, tag it with the moods it suits — something gentle, something tense, something funny — and note how long it runs. Titles can be edited or removed whenever your taste changes, so the list stays a real shortlist rather than a graveyard of good intentions. Then comes the picker. Tap the moods that fit tonight, set how much time you actually have, and the screen tells you how many of your titles still fit inside those two limits. When you're happy with the shape of the choice, run the drift: the animation travels through what's left and lands on a single title. Accept it and give it a rating from one to five, or send it back and re-roll for another. Everything you accept goes into the history screen, with the date you watched it and the rating you gave it. Alongside the entries sit the totals — by genre and by hours — so after a few months the list quietly becomes a record of what you really watch rather than what you planned to watch. A list, a picker and a logbook in one: three screens, and one evening decision taken off your hands.

Lorvani Drift 2.0