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OTT & Media · Partly AI

One AI search app across 7 TV and mobile platforms

An AI search agent for films and series, with ratings, reviews, age guidance and trailers in one place, launching each title in the service that carries it. Built as an MVP for fundraising.

Client
AI software product provider
Segment
OTT & Media, streaming
Platforms
Android, iOS, tvOS, Tizen, webOS, Fire TV
Goal
A market-ready MVP for fundraising
  • React Native
  • Android
  • iOS
  • tvOS
  • Tizen
  • webOS
  • Fire TV

Before

What was true before

The client needed a market-ready MVP of an AI search agent for films and TV shows to support fundraising. It had to bring ratings, reviews, age guidance and trailers together and open each title in the streaming service where it is available, on a limited budget and a short timeline, on TV and mobile.

After

What we did

One React Native codebase reused across 7 mobile and TV platforms, with semantic, voice and keyword search, recommendations, parental controls, and one deep-linking API with an adapter per platform.

Build log

How it was built

work log · OTT & Media · AI software product provider6 steps
  1. 01

    Built one React Native codebase reused across 7 mobile and TV platforms

  2. 02

    Implemented AI semantic search, voice search and keyword search over film and TV content

  3. 03

    Added recommendations from preferences, viewing behaviour and context

  4. 04

    Implemented content boundaries and parental controls by age and sensitivity

  5. 05

    Built a deep-linking API with adapters for Android, iOS, tvOS, Tizen, webOS and Fire TV

  6. 06

    Tuned for low-end TVs and expanded the device lab to reproduce hardware-specific issues

Measured

Results

As reported in the published case.

to deliver
3 months
platforms from one codebase
7
cost savings from cross-platform code reuse
40%
The published case on oxagile.com

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