u/Croco_Grievous

Title: Make your own Nuvio collections with filters (looking for feedback)

Hey r/NuvioAddons,

Solo dev of Movie Paradise here. I’ve been seeing people share custom collections lately, and also posts from people looking for very specific collections that don’t already exist.

So I built a Nuvio addon for Movie Paradise that lets you turn your own custom lists into Nuvio collections. Short screen recording attached showing the full flow.

https://reddit.com/link/1t5mw22/video/qq76bl63gkzg1/player

The idea is simple: build the exact collections you want with filters, then open them inside Nuvio.

How it works

1. Open Movie Paradise.
2. Use Advanced Discovery.
3. Pick your filters.
4. Save it as a Smart List.
5. Copy your personal addon URL.
6. Add it to Nuvio.
7. Your Smart List shows up as a collection.

There are a lot of filter options, too many to list properly in one post, but examples include genre, year, rating, runtime, language, country, keywords, cast/crew, studios, and more.

Smart Lists update automatically, so if new titles match your filters later, they appear in the collection too. Manual custom lists also work if you prefer hand-picked collections.

Examples

• Korean thrillers from the last 10 years with IMDb 7+.
• 80s horror with a rating threshold.
• A24 movies.
• Studio Ghibli collection.
• Musicals.
• Basically any specific collection you want to build yourself.

Important note

The addon only exposes custom lists and Smart Lists you intentionally create. It does not expose your watchlist.

It only creates collections from your Movie Paradise lists.

Heads up on pricing

The Nuvio addon is a Pro feature in Movie Paradise. Free users can create limited lists inside the app, but using them as Nuvio collections requires Pro. There’s a 7-day free trial so you can test the full flow before committing. Saying this upfront because I don’t want anyone clicking through and feeling baited.

Feedback I’d love

What filters are missing, what feels confusing, how the collections look inside Nuvio, what breaks, what feels slow, and what would make this more useful.

Not trying to replace the free collections people already share here. Those are great. This is for when you want something very specific and want an easier way to build it yourself.

Store links and website in the comments.

Hey r/Stremio,

Solo dev of Movie Paradise here. I wanted to share a feature I built that fits naturally with Stremio: turning your own filtered movie/TV lists into Stremio catalogs through an addon URL.

Short screen recording attached showing the full flow.

https://reddit.com/link/1t5lon5/video/ppvetonm9kzg1/player

What it does

Movie Paradise has Advanced Discovery, basically a visual filter builder. You pick filters like genre, year, rating, runtime, language, country, keywords, cast/crew, studios, watch providers, and more.

Then you save the results as a Smart List, copy your addon URL, and add it to Stremio. The Smart List shows up as a catalog inside Stremio.

Smart Lists auto-update as new titles match your filters. Manual hand-picked custom lists also work if you prefer that.

A few example catalogs

• Korean thrillers from the last 10 years with IMDb 7+.
• 80s horror with a rating threshold.
• A24 movies.
• Studio Ghibli catalog.
• Musicals.
• Anything specific you want and can’t find an existing catalog for.

What’s exposed

Only the custom lists and Smart Lists you intentionally create. Watchlist is not exposed.

This does not provide streams, sources, IPTV, debrid, or anything related to content acquisition. It only creates catalogs from your Movie Paradise lists.

Heads up

The Stremio addon side is a Pro feature in Movie Paradise. There’s a 7-day free trial so you can test the full flow before committing. Saying this upfront so nobody feels baited.

If you try it, I’d love feedback on filters that are missing, anything confusing, how the catalogs look inside Stremio, or things that break.

Store links and website in the comments.

Hey r/Nuvio,

Solo dev of Movie Paradise here. I’ve been seeing people share a lot of custom collections lately, and also posts from people looking for very specific collections that don’t already exist.

So I built a Nuvio addon for Movie Paradise that lets you turn your own custom lists into Nuvio collections. I attached a short screen recording showing the full flow.

Building a custom Nuvio collection with filters

The idea is simple: build the exact collections you want with filters, then use them inside Nuvio.

How it works

1. Open Movie Paradise.
2. Use Advanced Discovery.
3. Pick your filters.
4. Save it as a Smart List.
5. Copy your personal addon URL.
6. Add it to Nuvio.
7. Your Smart List shows up as a collection.

There are a lot of filter options, too many to list properly in one post, but examples include genre, year, rating, runtime, language, country, keywords, cast/crew, studios, watch providers, and more.

Smart Lists update automatically, so if new titles match your filters later, they appear in the collection too. Manual custom lists also work if you prefer hand-picked collections.

Examples

• Korean thrillers from the last 10 years with IMDb 7+.
• 80s horror with a rating threshold.
• A24 movies.
• Studio Ghibli collection.
• Musicals.
• Basically any specific collection you want to build yourself.

Important note

The addon only exposes custom lists and Smart Lists you intentionally create. It does not expose your watchlist.

Heads up on pricing

The Nuvio addon is a Pro feature in Movie Paradise. Free users can create limited lists inside the app, but using them as Nuvio collections requires Pro.

There is a 7-day free trial, so you can test the full flow before committing. Saying this upfront because I don’t want anyone clicking through and feeling baited.

Feedback I’d love

This is still early, so I’d really like to hear what actual Nuvio users think.

What filters are missing, what feels confusing, how the collections look inside Nuvio, what breaks, what feels slow, and what would make this more useful.

Not trying to replace the free collections people already share here. Those are great. This is more for when you want something very specific and want an easier way to build it yourself.

Store links and website in the comments.