Case Study - Media and Entertainment / OTT / Streaming
Horror Max is a horror-focused streaming platform designed to distribute VOD content to users across web, mobile devices, and connected TV platforms such as Firestick and Roku.
The brand needed a complete streaming platform to publish and monetize horror content across multiple devices. The challenge was to bring together user experience, video playback, subscriptions, Stripe payments, and centralized VOD catalog management in one ecosystem.
Users needed to browse and play content from web, mobile, Firestick, and Roku with a consistent experience.
We built an architecture for the web app, mobile applications, and TV apps while keeping catalog browsing, title pages, access, and playback aligned across platforms.
The team needed to manage movies, collections, categories, metadata, publishing states, and featured content without updating each app separately.
We developed a centralized admin panel to manage the catalog, organize collections, control publishing, and keep information synchronized across all platforms.
The platform needed to charge subscriptions, manage protected access, and connect payment status with the streaming experience.
We integrated Stripe for payments, subscription plans, renewals, and access control, allowing the service to monetize directly from the web.
The product needed to present horror content with clear navigation, themed collections, and fast discovery for genre fans.
We organized the experience around categories, new releases, featured content, and title detail pages designed to improve discovery.
Responsive web experience for exploring the catalog, reviewing title details, signing in, subscribing, and playing content.
User-facing mobile apps with account access, catalog browsing, and video playback.
Connected TV experiences that let viewers browse the horror catalog and watch content from the living room.
Payments, subscription plans, renewals, and protected access connected to the user flow.
Owned admin panel for managing titles, categories, collections, metadata, publishing, and content operations.
Structure for films, collections, new releases, featured content, and editorial discovery.
Users can discover, subscribe to, and consume Horror Max through a responsive web experience.
The platform is prepared to manage payments and subscriptions through a connected flow.
The service reaches living-room devices with apps designed for streaming consumption.
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