Suggest Me Something is a mood based recommendation tool that helps users discover movies, television series, songs, books, and anime. The service is accessible through a web browser at suggestionlabs.com and operates without requiring an account, personal data, or tracking. Users remain anonymous throughout the experience. The core workflow begins with selecting a content category. Each category has its own tailored quiz consisting of eight questions that focus on the user’s current energy, attention span, tone, and mood. Questions are presented visually and can be skipped. After completing the quiz, the system generates a shortlist of six to ten recommendations. Each recommendation includes a cover image, a rating (such as IMDb scores), links to streaming or purchase platforms, and a brief explanation of why the item matches the user’s stated mood. The tool draws from several external catalogs. For movies and series it uses the TMDB (The Movie Database) to surface titles with streaming information. Music recommendations are shaped from Spotify’s catalog and include track previews. Books are sourced from Google Books and Open Library, covering both fiction and nonfiction across different lengths and paces. Anime recommendations pull from MyAnimeList’s database, filtering by genre, length, tone, and era. The service is free to use and does not store any user information or session history.