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moodteca.com You pick two or three moods, then five covers you like the look of, and it finds books near where those land. No accounts, nothing to install. How it matches Every book is scored on five scales: tone (bleak to warm), pace (contemplative to propulsive), density (plainspoken to ornate), scope (intimate to epic), and how grounded it is (realist to speculative). No genre anywhere in the data. It averages where your five covers land, then weights each scale by how consistent you were. If all five of your picks are bleak, tone counts for a lot. If you're scattered on pace, pace barely counts. The screen where everyone leaves Nearly 90% of people who pick a mood reach the cover grid. About a third of those come out the other side with a result. The rest leave right there. It asked for exactly five covers out of thirty-six. If you only liked two, your only move was the back button. I've made three enough, kept five as the target, and given the button a middle state so you can see you're past the minimum but not finished. No idea yet whether it worked. Not enough traffic to tell. If you bounce off a screen like that cover grid, what makes you leave? Too many, too unfamiliar, too much scrolling?   submitted by   /u/ImYourCoffeeDealer [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/22 23:59:11