I also made an Angular remake of this app concept.

Proof of concept for a Tinder-like app to find movies that both you and your partner want to watch (or friend, or family member or whatever).

Movies appear as cards in a deck and you swipe them right or left to like or dislike and also up to shout your preference (sends a push notification to the other user) or down to save the movie for later without the other user knowing.

When you both swipe right on the same movie you have a match and get notified and you can stream the movie or schedule a movie night.

You can also undo your swipe and call back a swiped card from off screen by tapping the 🔄 button.

If you tap on a movie it takes you to a screen with more details about the movie itself (score, genres, plot, etc).

Made with Flutter and Dart, uses themoviedb.org API for movie data.

• You can log-in using your themoviedb.org account.
• When you swipe right to like a movie it also gets saved as favorite in your themoviedb.org account.
• You can send group requests to other themoviedb.org users as well as accept or decline them.
• Messed up the screen with details about the specific movie you tap on; will fix in next commit.

• Backend implementation still underway ("match" feature is just a mock-up animation for now).
• Deck is currently generated with batches of 5 cards, to be replaced with a better solution.
• The app takes the data from the themoviedb.org API: you must sign up on their website and get your own API key and set it as the value of the "tmdbAPIkey" variable in /lib/movie-list.dart.
• You need to set up your FireBase accont and link it to your flutter project through the google-services.json file provided by Google.
• Tested on android emulator and Samsung Galaxy A50.