Animood

Animood is a lightweight web app built around one simple question: what do you feel like watching right now? The landing page presents a grid of emotional states — Romantic, Thrilled, Bored, Curious, Anxious, Excited, Melancholy, Nostalgic, Serene and dozens more — and each selection drives a recommendation pass over the anime catalogue.

Beyond the mood picker, Animood offers two further modes. If you have just finished something you loved, you can feed it that title and ask for similar works. If you want a broader view, you can point it at your AniList profile so recommendations reflect the shape of your whole list rather than a single data point.

There is no account requirement and no visible paywall; the project is hosted on a developer subdomain and reads as an independent, solo-maintained side project. That means the catalogue logic is opinionated and reflects anime community taste rather than a studio-backed metadata service, and it also means the depth of synopsis detail is modest. Treat it as a fast discovery aid for the «what do I watch tonight» problem rather than a full tracking database.