Notes on watching, reading & play.
Letterboxd for books, games, and board games: why one place beats five apps
One taste, five logins. Here’s the case for keeping it all in one place.
TV Time is shutting down. Here’s how to save your watch history.
TV Time closes July 15 and deletes your history. Here’s how to move it to loggit first.
How to track everything you watch, read, and play in one place
A simple, sustainable system for one media log across every format.
Cozy games, books, and films for a slow weekend
A game to sink into, a book to linger over, a film to end the night.
StoryGraph, Goodreads, Backloggd, Letterboxd — what a cross-format tracker adds
The single-format apps are great at one thing. Here’s what breadth adds.
How to run a mixed board-game and movie night (without the group chat)
Game first, film to wind down — one shared board, everyone votes.
How loggit builds your taste profile (without being creepy)
A look under the hood at the match score — what it weighs, what it ignores, and why your data never leaves your log.
12 board games that play in under 30 minutes
Quick hits for game night when nobody wants to read a rulebook.
Why we rate things 0–100, not five stars
Stars flatten everything into the middle. A wider scale tells the truth.
The best book-to-screen adaptations of the year
When the page survives the jump — and when it doesn’t.
Shared boards just got a planning mode
Vote on what’s next and lock in a pick for movie night.
Designing the swipe deck
How a tiny rating slider became the heart of recommendations.
In defense of the rewatch
Logging the same film twice isn’t cheating. It’s the whole point.