I will add ai features to your roku fire tv app


About this gig
Already have a Roku, Fire TV, Android TV, or Smart TV app? I'll add AI-powered features on top of it without a rebuild to make your app smarter, more personalized, and easier to navigate.
I have 5+ years building Smart TV/OTT apps (BrightScript, SceneGraph, Android, Node.js), and I'm now bringing AI capabilities into that same stack for existing apps that want to stand out.
What I can add to your existing app:
1. AI-powered content recommendations ("you might also like" style suggestions)
2. Smart search & automatic content tagging/categorization
3. A conversational chatbot/support assistant built into the app for viewer help
4. Integration with your existing backend/API no rebuild required
I believe in fully understanding your app's existing structure before writing a single line of code, so these features fit naturally into what you already have. Share your app's current setup/API docs and I'll confirm exactly what's feasible before we start.
Looking forward to making your app smarter!
Get to know Omar Akbar
I'm Mid Senior software developer with 5 plus years of experience
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceApr 2020
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery1 month
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FAQ
How is the AI recommendation/chatbot feature powered — do I need my own AI API key/account?
I'll handle the integration end-to-end and let you know upfront if a specific AI service requires you to hold your own API account (for billing/ownership reasons) versus one I manage on your behalf.
What platforms does this work on?
Roku, Fire TV, Android TV, and Samsung Smart TV. Let me know your platform when you order so I can confirm compatibility.
Is this a standalone app, or does it require my existing app?
This is an add-on to your existing app, not a new build from scratch. If you don't have an app yet, check out my other gig for full app development instead.
Can this work with any backend or content source?
Most REST-API-based backends work fine. If your content source doesn't have a public API (e.g., some IPTV/CMS setups), let me know in the requirements — it's still often possible, just may need a small adapter layer, which I'll flag upfront.
Do you need access to my existing app's codebase?
Yes — or at minimum, API/documentation access to your content backend. I'll review it before confirming final scope, since every existing app is structured a bit differently.

