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Access thousands of movies and TV shows from various genres and eras.
Save your favorite content to watch later with our personalized watchlist feature.
Experience smooth playback with our optimized streaming technology.
Create multiple profiles for different members of your household.
Moviesnation is an open source testing project that demonstrates how to build a streaming platform using modern web technologies. It uses TMDB API for movie and TV show data, Supabase for authentication, and embedded streaming URLs for video playback.
All movie and TV show data is sourced from The Movie Database (TMDB) API. No content is stored locally.
User authentication is handled by Supabase. Only basic user information is stored for authentication purposes.
This project is for testing purposes only. It demonstrates modern web development techniques and best practices.
React framework for production
Movie and TV show data
Authentication and user data
Utility-first CSS framework
Type-safe JavaScript
Deployment platform
UI component library
Data fetching library
Browse movies and TV shows fetched from the TMDB API. Filter by genre, rating, and more.
Sign up with Supabase authentication to save your watchlist, track progress, and personalize your experience.
Discover how a modern streaming platform works with features like watchlist, continue watching, and more.
We take your privacy seriously. Moviesnation only stores minimal user data required for authentication and user experience features through Supabase.
Moviesnation is built with security in mind, using modern web development best practices.
Moviesnation is an testing open source project created to demonstrate web development techniques. It is not affiliated with any commercial streaming service.
This project uses The Movie Database (TMDB) API for movie and TV show information, but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. All movie and show data is the property of their respective owners.
No actual video content is hosted or distributed by this application. Any video playback is simulated or uses publicly available embedded URLs for demonstration purposes only.
This application only stores minimal user data required for authentication and user experience features (watchlist, continue watching, etc.) through Supabase.
Moviesnation is not intended for commercial use and should only be used for learning and testing purposes.
Moviesnation is an open source testing project that demonstrates how to build a streaming platform using Next.js, TMDB API, and Supabase. It's designed for learning purposes only.
No, Moviesnation is not a real streaming service. It's an testing project that simulates the functionality of a streaming platform. No actual content is hosted or distributed.
All movie and TV show data is sourced from The Movie Database (TMDB) API. Moviesnation does not store any content data locally.
Moviesnation only stores minimal user data required for authentication and user experience features (watchlist, continue watching, etc.) through Supabase. No personal data is shared or sold.
Yes! Moviesnation is an open source project. You can find the source code on GitHub and contribute by submitting pull requests or reporting issues.
Yes, Moviesnation is built with responsive design principles, making it accessible on mobile phones, tablets, and desktop computers. The interface adapts to different screen sizes for optimal viewing.
You can report issues or bugs by opening an issue on our GitHub repository. We welcome feedback and contributions from the community to improve the project.
Moviesnation is built using Next.js for the frontend framework, Tailwind CSS for styling, Supabase for authentication and database, and the TMDB API for movie and TV show data. It also uses TypeScript for type safety and SWR for data fetching.
Yes, Moviesnation is open source and you can use the code for your own testing or personal projects. Please check the license on GitHub for specific terms and make sure to comply with the TMDB API terms of use.