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You pick a User ID — a username — the first time you open Findr, and that is the whole sign-up: no email, no password. Sign in with Apple is optional; it keeps your ratings safe across devices and reinstalls.

Findr doesn’t average star ratings. It finds people whose taste overlaps yours and looks at what they love that you haven’t tried yet. Every rating sharpens the picture.

Love and Like tell Findr what to chase; Dislike and Meh tell it what to steer around; Haven’t tried marks things it’s allowed to recommend; Not interested removes something forever.

Open the Profile tab and tap Friends. You can search a User ID, share your invite link, or look through the taste neighbours Findr suggests. An invite link makes you taste friends the moment someone opens it. People in Recommendations-only mode stay invisible — that’s the default.

Settings → “Reset my selections” wipes every rating. To remove your whole account and profile, email findr@grcsac.com from the address you signed in with and we’ll delete it.

Search for it and tap Request. A job picks up requests every couple of hours, pulls the title from the sources, and sends you a notification when it’s there to rate. If it can’t be found, you get told that too rather than left waiting.

Sources also refresh weekly from IGDB, TMDB, Deezer, Open Library, and AniList. Anything stubborn: findr@grcsac.com.

Yes, the beta is free.