Customizable Digital Media Library Organizer with Folders

Opportunity: There's a clear niche for people with large digital media collections who are unhappy with current solutions like Google TV. The main issue is the lack of detailed organization features, such as creating custom folders and lists. This highlights a strong desire for better content curation and management. Positive feedback, like "amazing idea," confirms the demand within the community.

Product Form: A dedicated, cross-platform SaaS application (web, mobile, desktop) for personal media library organization.

• Core Functionality: Allow users to create custom folders, tags, and lists for their movie and TV show content, no matter where it comes from (local files, streaming services, physical media).
• Key Features:
  • An intuitive drag-and-drop interface for organizing content into custom folders and lists.
  • Rich metadata integration (e.g., IMDb/TMDB) for automatic population of details, cover art, cast, and summaries.
  • Personal notes, custom ratings, and watched/unwatched status tracking.
  • Advanced search and filtering capabilities (by genre, director, actor, custom tags, etc.).
  • Cross-device synchronization of user libraries and settings.
  • Ability to link to local files or external streaming service entries for easy access.
• Monetization Model: Freemium.
  • Free Tier: Basic organization (e.g., limited number of folders/lists, core metadata).
  • Premium Tier: Unlock unlimited folders/lists, cloud sync for library backup, advanced analytics on viewing habits, family sharing capabilities, priority support, and potentially more integrations with external services.

Expected Revenue: With a freemium model, a reasonable subscription price could be $3-$7/month or $30-$60/year. Assuming a conversion rate that leads to 10,000 paying users at an average of $5/month, the application could generate $50,000 MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue).