Observation: merge your Letterboxd, Goodreads, MyAnimeList, Spotify, and Steam logs into one “taste profile,” then match you with people who share it. Free social journal.
- Status
- Watching
- Confidence
- Low (only charts and ratings, no money).
Evidence
Grouped by store. Each group starts with the charts that can be graphed (real curves, data dates below the chart), then the scanner's original notes and source links.
Qualifying list 1 pieces of evidence · 1 products with curves
- Qualified list (11-02 new to the chart, 11-03 still climbing): sharespot: social journal (id 6760799374, indie dev Romeo Hazel, launched 2026-05-17): App Store new ratings over two days 73 → 126, more than 10x its average since launch; as_app US store has 664 ratings, 4.79★, 11-02 just 1.7.1.
App Store 1 pieces of evidence
- App Store (11-03): charted in 91 stores; social category free: gb #14, de #19, es #26, fr #30, us #42, br #50.
Google Play1 evidence items · 1 products with curves
- Google Play: com.romeohazel.sharespot 50,115 installs, 11-01 observation +6,515.
Other sources (official sites, press releases, web pages) 1 pieces of evidence
- Original pitch: one profile holding the movies, shows, anime, music, games and books you're into; import from Letterboxd, Goodreads, MyAnimeList, Spotify, Apple Music, Steam, PlayStation, Xbox; "no likes. no follower counts."; find people by shelf similarity and message them.
Standalone product revenue (TrustMRR) 1 pieces of evidence
- Doesn't match: not in indie; unclear how it makes money (free now, no in-app purchase info seen).
My take
This is an attempt to merge "each vertical community has its own app (Letterboxd for film, Goodreads for books)" into one aggregated profile. Growth looks organic (ratings accelerating, free social chart rankings across several stores, no paid ads seen in the Meta ad library, though the keyword list doesn't cover this direction, so no firm conclusion). Takeaway for builders: import is a growth lever. One-click import of history from each platform means cold start doesn't mean an empty profile.
What would upgrade it
Within two weeks, us social free chart reaches top 20, or paid (subscription / themes) appears and similar products show revenue on indie or in sales listings. Downgrade: rating growth falls back below 10 per day on average.
Should every product builder know this?
No.
Change log
Original: Scanner opportunity library #087 (updated daily, 06:00); this page was generated on the 2026-11-08 edition.