The problem What Should I Watch solves is decision paralysis, not catalog browsing. Instead of scrolling through endless rows of thumbnails, you give the tool a short description of what you feel like watching — "for a rainy Sunday", "like a warm hug", an actor you are in the mood for, or a decade — and it answers with six specific films or shows worth your night, along with where each one is streaming.
The interface is deliberately minimal. A search prompt sits at the top, and below it a row of hand-written mood chips (cozy comforts, big-hearted joy, bittersweet love, quiet & beautiful, coming-of-age, wholesome anime, slow & dreamy and more) lets you start with a single tap. A "Surprise me" button handles the case where you have no preference at all and just want something good to land in front of you.
It is a small, free, personal project rather than a commercial streaming service. There is no account system, no subscription and no saved watchlist; the site is supported through an optional Buy Me a Coffee link. That keeps the experience fast and frictionless, while the inclusion of Indian and international titles alongside Hollywood output makes it useful for viewers who want suggestions beyond the usual Anglo-American catalog.
