Data sovereignty
Your listening and viewing data belongs in your hands, not on a platform's server. Store every stream in a personal Solid pod and decide exactly who can access it.
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SUBMITYour streaming data is already being collected, analysed, and monetised. COMBINE-LD gives you the same visibility the platforms already have, stored where only you hold the key.
Your listening and viewing data belongs in your hands, not on a platform's server. Store every stream in a personal Solid pod and decide exactly who can access it.
Stop juggling your identity across three different platforms. COMBINE-LD brings your music, video, and listening history into one unified profile you actually control.
Built on W3C-standard RDF, your data is readable by any compliant tool and never locked to a proprietary format. Switch platforms without losing your history.
Get personalised recommendations without sending your data to a third-party server. A local AI model runs entirely on your device, keeping your profile private.
Platforms have been profiling your behaviour for years. COMBINE-LD puts that same intelligence in your hands, stored in a pod you control and no one else can access.
Your data stays in your pod. No platform can access it without your permission.
One profile across every platform you stream on. Music and video, finally in one place.
Understand your own listening and viewing patterns with AI that runs on your device, not theirs.
Built on open standards. Take your profile anywhere, no lock-in, no middleman.
COMBINE-LD is a bachelor's thesis prototype exploring how media behaviour profiles can be built across multiple streaming services while keeping users in full control of their data.
The working prototype connects Spotify, YouTube, and a local AI model through a Solid pod, demonstrating that user-centric media profiling is not just theoretically sound but practically achievable today.
The live demo is under construction. In the meantime, read the thesis or check back when the source code goes public.