Like Letterboxd, for books and games too.
loggit is a Letterboxd alternative for people whose taste does not stop at film: it logs movies, TV shows, books, video games and board games in one iPhone app, and imports your Letterboxd export so your diary comes with you.
Download on theApp StoreFree to download on iPhone. No ads, and your data is never sold.
Keep your Letterboxd history
Export your data from Letterboxd (Settings → Import & Export), upload the .zip to loggit, and your watched films and ratings arrive in minutes. You can keep using both.
What you gain
Your reading, shows and games live next to your films, all placed on one taste matrix. Recommendations cross formats, and shared boards make planning movie night with friends easy.
What Letterboxd still does best
Letterboxd has a huge film community, long-form reviews and a website for browsing. If film is all you log, it remains excellent.
loggit vs Letterboxd at a glance
| loggit | Letterboxd | |
|---|---|---|
| Movies | Yes | Yes |
| TV series | Yes | No — film-focused |
| Books | Yes | No |
| Video and board games | Yes | No |
| Rating scale | Taste matrix: enjoyment × quality, 0–100 each | Half-stars out of five |
| Price | Free, no ads | Free with ads, or paid |
Letterboxd 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.
- Can I import from Letterboxd or Goodreads?
- Yes. loggit imports exports from Letterboxd, Goodreads, IMDb, Trakt, TV Time, BoardGameGeek, Backloggd, so your ratings and history come with you.
- Can I export my data?
- Yes. You can export your whole library at any time from the app settings.