One app to log what you watch, read and play.
If you want one app to log books, movies, TV shows and games together, loggit is built for exactly that: it tracks movies, TV, books, video games and board games in one library, places them all on one taste matrix of enjoyment against quality, and is free on iPhone with no ads.
Download on theApp StoreFree to download on iPhone. No ads, and your data is never sold.
Why one app instead of five
Letterboxd covers film, Goodreads covers books, and game trackers cover games. Using all of them splits your taste across five apps that never talk to each other. loggit keeps it together, so recommendations can cross formats — the film adaptation of a book you loved, or a game that matches your favorite shows.
Switching is quick
loggit imports from Letterboxd, Goodreads, IMDb, Trakt, TV Time, BoardGameGeek, Backloggd, so you start with your history.
Questions
- What is loggit?
- loggit is a free iPhone app that tracks movies, TV shows, books, video games and board games in one library, rates each title on a taste matrix — how much you enjoyed it against how good it is — and recommends what to try next from what you log.
- Is loggit free?
- Yes. loggit is free to download on the App Store, and tracking, rating, boards and recommendations are free.
- Does loggit have ads?
- No. loggit does not show ads, does not sell your data and does not track you across other apps.
- How does the loggit taste matrix work?
- Instead of stars, you place each title on a square: left to right is how much you enjoyed it, bottom to top is how good you think it is, each from 0 to 100, so it lands in one of four corners — Instant classic, Guilty pleasure, Respect, not love or Not for me.