Answers

Something for you

Something to watch, hear or read, picked from your own channels and playlists for this moment of your day, each saying why.

FreeMacA Chromium browser's historySpotify through spotify_player, for listening (optional)Google Calendar through gog, for free time (optional)

Choose an example to copy it, then try it in Jevie.

Use itHow it worksLimitsWhere it's kept

Use it

Ask for a pick

• show me something to watchanything good onNew videos from the channels you watch
• something to listen torecommend me a podcastYour playlists, albums and podcasts
• what should I readWhat is new where you read, about your work
• something to watch about rustOnly picks about Rust from your sources

Steer it

• why this?what is that based on?The evidence the pick was ranked on
• something shortershow me othersShorter, or different picks
• less asmongoldmore like the second oneA source put away, or brought forward
• open the third oneplay itOpens it

How it works

Every pick is a real item from where you already watch, listen and read: YouTube, Twitch, Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud and For you. Nothing comes from someone else's list.

The order suits the moment: what you watch late at night comes first late at night, and twenty minutes before a meeting a video that ends in time comes first. What you open and pass over teaches it what counts for you.

Limits

• Needs a Chromium browser's history (Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge); Safari, Netflix and services without public feeds are not read.
• Spotify picks need spotify_player authenticate run once in a terminal.
• Play something shows picks; it does not start music.
• Ranking happens on your Mac; only public channel feeds are fetched, and your Google Calendar is read for free time.

Where it's kept

Picks, learned weights and quiet hours stay on your Mac.

In Jevie, help something to watch answers from this page as you type.

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Updated 23 October 2026 · Something wrong or missing? Tell us