Mukund Jha

I don't know, but it's very simple.

And one of the early ideas that I saw earlier was this movie match that somebody had built.

And there's a couple and they had a problem that they would fight on the movie night, which movie to watch.

And again, it's a very personal problem, right?

And what she had built, again, sitting on her couch under an hour, that it's like a Tinder for movies.

And both of them get these movie recommendations, they swipe left, swipe right.

And whenever they match, it gets stored into their list of movies.

And on the movie night, they actually just open it and say, okay, this is the movie that we want to watch together.

That is so cool.

And she built it on there now.

And again, like people have a lot of these ideas, which had just been, you know, sitting there.

She had faced this problem a lot of time.

She had thought that if, you know, we fight every day on the movie night, we spend an hour deciding which movie to watch.

Right.

And there's a lot of these ideas getting built on the version today where like people are expressing their personal problems, converting them into something useful.

Yeah.

That is so cool.

Yeah, yeah.

Tell me what's the name.

I think it's moviematch.com or something.