loggit vs Sequel.
loggit and Sequel are both iPhone apps that track several kinds of media in one place; loggit is the one to pick if you also play board games, want to rate on a taste matrix — enjoyment against quality — instead of a single score, or want to import history from Letterboxd, Goodreads and five other services.
Download on theApp StoreFree to download on iPhone. No ads, and your data is never sold.
Where they overlap
Both keep movies, TV shows, books and video games together on iPhone, with search across every type and lists of what to watch, read or play next.
Where loggit is different
loggit tracks board games and game nights, places everything on a taste matrix of enjoyment against quality, and builds recommendations across formats in a swipe deck. Boards can be shared with friends and built together.
Where Sequel may suit you better
Sequel also covers audiobooks, runs on iPad and Apple Vision Pro, and offers episode-by-episode TV progress. If those matter most, it is a strong choice.
loggit vs Sequel at a glance
| loggit | Sequel | |
|---|---|---|
| Movies, TV, books, video games | Yes | Yes |
| Board games | Yes | No |
| Audiobooks | No | Yes |
| Imports | Letterboxd, Goodreads, IMDb, Trakt, TV Time, BoardGameGeek, Backloggd | Trakt sync (paid tier) |
| Devices | iPhone | iPhone, iPad, Vision Pro |
| Price | Free, no ads | Free, with a Sequel+ subscription |
Sequel details are from its public App Store listing and website as of October 2026, and may have changed.
Questions
- Is loggit free?
- Yes. loggit is free to download on the App Store, and tracking, rating, boards and recommendations are free.
- 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.