Some initial observations --

Very clean interface. Kudos to that. So far navigation feels great and is intuitive.

I like where you're going witht the medal system, though I would prefer if I could get a glimpse into what is required to earn medals. Some people, like me, will spend extra time with your site if we can see the goal we're trying to achieve.

Browse is pretty overwhelming with the amount of shows on one page. Maybe poll the user to figure out what they like and condense the list down. You may want to divide it into pages as well. Of course you can keep a 'show me everything' button, but I just wouldn't make that the first thing I see.

Briefly describe yourself is 100 characters. I'd like a counter or a visual cue for when I go over. (otherwise it just chops off my text).

It looks like when you 'heart' something, you can't take the heart back. For misclicks sake, I'd allow unhearting.

Like sajithw said, I'd like more information about the show. People in it, pictures, etc. Could scrub wikipedia or imdb for most of this info.

Good job! Keep it up!

Site looks nice. I had start up in this space before. There is a lot more competition now then there was 3 years ago. We were going a bit further with full caption searching, episode finders, reminders, etc. We were trying to raise capital to cover expenses (mostly for hardware do process close captions and for the tv schedule.)

We had a cool product that worked but ran out of cash. We were just starting to gain traction when we had to shut it down. I'm assuming you are going for advertising as the business model?

You can license data from IMDB at a decent cost if you want/need to pull in more data into your own system. You can also link out to them as a poor man's version to make more content available to your users.

Interesting idea...I can see the potential for this to be really useful for groups of friends. It would be nice if you could incorporate content from TV blogs or magazines.

Likes:

- Simple/clean interface

- Gossip scraping and integration into the stream

- The discussions!

Dislikes:

- Medal system isn't that compelling to me

- Streaming is pretty limited. But I assume this is due to the scarcity of legal streaming sites.

- Suggest me some shows? Maybe stuff that people who watch the shows I do are raving about?

- I constantly find myself going to Wikipedia for show information (e.g. actor names/bios/pics, etc.) -- can you scrape some of this and give me a slick way to consume it?

Overall, it's a neat site. Summer TV is always a little lackluster so I think I'll be a bit more engaged in the fall when prime time picks up some steam. Of course, I'm assuming with a bigger user base there might be a way to reward users with exclusive content which would definitely compel my active usage of this site.

Interesting idea and like the landing page aesthetic. iPhone app in the works?

You may also want to check out Philo (www.playphilo.com) in addition to Miso. Philo just closed its seed funding from Northbridge and DFJ Gotham.

Good luck.

Nice site to keep track of what you are watching and also to get some feedback.Animes are less Indexed I see,To know what all animes are airing check out:http://animecalendar.net and to get an anime Database of all animes check out:http://aniDB.net

Also Check the screenie out:http://img191.imageshack.us/img191/6247/screenshot010zl.jpg

It is not "discontinued",it is "Completed".There is a difference and lots of series are shown as "Discontinued"

Overall a really nice site and I am gonna stick with it. Also if possible dont add advertisements,instead try a Donation bar for one month after going live.If the service is cool,you never know,you maybe surprised :D

Clickable Link: https://moki.tv/a/hackernews

Make a yahoo tv widget thing with this. http://connectedtv.yahoo.com/developer/

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pretty interesting community - I like the recommendations I can get from friends.

looks very similar to tunerfish

We feel like there are quite a few differentiating factors. One small example: Miso and Tunerfish are very check-in centric. The interactions on Moki are more focused around deep discussions and posts.