PeltifyDemo under construction

Your taste,
on purpose.

Can’t find the right thing for you?

Peltify brings your tastes together, shows what you might like next, and figures out what you’re missing for your next deep dive.

Demo under constructionHow it works
Album

Love Deluxe

Sade · 1992

  • sophisti-pop
  • quiet storm
  • soul

Because you have Cupid Deluxe. inferred

  1. Own your taste.

    Shape one profile from favourites, history, ratings, lists, notes, and the things you choose to leave out.

    heist filmsMichael Mannnight citiesjazz trioslong takesLos Angeles1990s
    ProfileProfessionals, at night, in a city.from 2 reads · inferred
    superheroes hidden by you
    Film · because of this profileHeatMichael Mann · 1995

    For a crime film that takes its time, Heat gives a thief and a detective a whole city and three hours, then one diner where they finally sit across a table. The shootout is famous; the quiet is the point.

    It is the night-time Los Angeles of the jazz you play, with a plot.

  2. Discover what fits next.

    Stay close to what you love or explore outward. Every pick shows the taste connections behind it.

  3. Pelt it forward.

    Send one recommendation to one friend with why it fits and where to find it.

    Friends and public profiles are built. Sending is next.
    you
    The Witch (2015) — film poster
    The WitchYou both like slow-burn horror.
    Mara

Every service knows a slice.

You should own the whole picture.

Six screens. One profile.

Concept drawings of the product’s own surfaces. The demo opens here when it is ready.

  1. One

    Walk in.

    A username and a password, an emailed code, or no account at all — it stays in your browser.

    Mara Kaur@mara#0412

    Late-night film club of one.

    Signed in
    Favourite genres
    • Mystery
    • Folk horror
    Favourites
    Zodiac (2007) — film poster
    Gerald’s Game (2017) — film poster
    Love Deluxe by Sade — album cover
  2. Two

    Scan what you already use.

    Tick the services. One button. It reads in your own browser, signed in as you — no password ever reaches Peltify.

    BandcampIn your browser, signed in as you
    1. Reading your collection
    2. Reading your wishlist
    3. Reading followed artists
    One button. Reads only what you ticked.Scan
  3. Three

    See the whole picture.

    Library, genres, topics, and a headline the product marks inferred. Hide what should not represent you.

    Slow, atmospheric, late-night.inferred
    Love Deluxe by Sade — album cover
    Zodiac (2007) — film poster
    Cupid Deluxe by Blood Orange — album cover
    11/22/63 by Stephen King — book cover
    Rose in the Dark by Cleo Sol — album cover
    1922 (2017) — film poster
  4. Four

    Decide what fits next.

    Each suggestion says why, and which read it came from. Keep, pass, already seen — every answer is evidence.

    AlbumBlondeFrank Ocean · 2016
    • alternative R&B
    • avant-pop
    What this addsinferred

    Sits between Cupid Deluxe and Rose in the Dark — two records you keep returning to. from your Spotify read.

    Not for meAlready seenKeepPelt
  5. Five

    Look inside the Brain.

    Everything Peltify learned, as a graph. Every node has a line back to a read.

    Spotify · liked songsNetflix · viewingReddit · savedinferred: slow, atmosphericsuggestionsuggestion
  6. Six

    Pelt to friends.

    Match your taste to your friends’, and pelt them the reasons you both might enjoy something — or why it reminds you of them — from real, inferred data.

    Friends and public profiles are built. Sending is next.

    You and MaraSame slow-burn shelf.
    • slow-burn horror
    • 1970s
    • long reads
    • Fincher

    Four tags in common across two reads each. inferred

    The Vanishing (1988) — film poster
    The VanishingBecause you both hid the slashers and kept the slow ones.Pelt

The accounts you already have.

Only yours, only when you scan. Not affiliated with any of them.

Some services restrict automated reading, even by the account holder. Reading your own account is your call; the Terms say what that means.

Your taste, on purpose.

No account needed. It stays in your browser until you say otherwise.

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