Your taste has more than one category
A favorite movie, a series you keep recommending and an album you love can each say something different. FeelSame brings those categories together in one account, with distinct ranked Top 5 selections rather than asking one list to represent everything.
A place for history and opinions
Track movies and shows, keep a diary, rate supported media and write reviews. TV episode tools keep watching and reviewing specific episodes possible. Spoiler controls let readers choose when to open a review. Artist and album pages make room for music favorites.
Discovery grounded in actual signals
Taste Match draws on favorites, ratings and other supported signals. Its explanations come from shared evidence, not invented statistics. The score is a way to explore, not a judgment about someone’s personality or a promise of friendship.
Social tools with boundaries
Discovery, connections and conversations follow existing account, privacy, blocking and age rules. Private profiles have access controls. Private account information, including email and birthdate, belongs outside public search pages.
Bring history, keep your choices
The supported Letterboxd import lets you inspect exported movie data before committing matches. Your Top 5 remains a choice you make. FeelSame’s public pages describe available features without claiming company history, team details or partnerships that have not been published.