I've noticed a major problem with adult video search, especially in the gay niche. Users often search for very specific preferences, roles, positions, or interests but existing tube sites do a poor job of helping them find relevant content.
Most platforms rely heavily on titles and tags. In practice, that doesn't work well because videos are frequently miscategorized, intentionally tagged for traffic or given titles that provide little useful information. As a result users often have to spend a lot of time searching before finding what they're actually looking for.
To address this I've built a working solution that delivers much more accurate search results by understanding the actual content of videos rather than relying solely on metadata. You can see the current version here: https://peachka.net
Currently there are aroun 1000 videos on the site legally acquired.
I'm a technical person and building the product itself already takes a significant amount of time and focus. I view this as a long-term project rather than something that will succeed overnight. However,I strongly believe it solves a real problem and can provide substantial value to gay adult tube websites and their users.
I'm currently looking for a partner who is interested in helping grow the project. That could include marketing, SEO, outreach, growth. I'm already investing heavily in building a strong SEO foundation across Google, Bing and Yandex. Preferably a person from Europe, I'm from EU, Croatia.
REMEMBER, this is nothing to be hyped about, it's not an overnight success, it will take years, it is not a hobby. If you don't believe in it and if you are not into such industry, it's better not to waste both of our time.
Interesting project. One thing I was curious about is whether the niche focus is intended as the long-term market or as a starting wedge.
The underlying problem seems broader than one category: understanding video content rather than relying on inaccurate titles/tags feels like a problem that could apply across many types of video libraries.
The niche approach probably makes sense for getting initial traction and understanding users, but I'd be interested to know whether the bigger opportunity is eventually becoming a more general video discovery/search layer.
It is niche focus, if you look at "gay" as niche. But gay is not niche actually, niche would be: only gay fat people or gay trans or gay daddies, gay grandpas...
Gay is a pretty broad term.
Hi, I am interested in your project
If you dont mind me asking may I know my budget for this project?
You want to join to get paid?
yes