Player 1 - one catalog for everything

Track everything you watch, play & read.

Movies, TV series, games and books in one catalog - your progress down to the episode, page or hour, your ratings, and your whole history in one place - on your phone or your computer. Free to use, forever.

The Catalogie app's discover page, with trending movies, series, games and books

Meet Catalogie

Four worlds, one catalog

Catalogie is one home for every movie, series, game and book you love. Your progress down to the episode, page or hour, your ratings and notes, and your whole history - in one place, free to use, forever.

Load your old save

Bring your history with you

Pick the source, check every row in a preview, then import - nothing is saved until you say so.

Insert save file - press start

  • TV TimeSave 01
  • IMDbSave 02
  • Trakt CSVSave 03
  • BackloggdSave 04
  • LetterboxdSoon
  • GoodreadsSoon
  • And moreAny save

Limited run

Join the first 1,000

The first 1,000 people to sign up earn a permanent "Founding Member" badge - the mark of everyone who was here at the very beginning. Once the spots are gone, it is never handed out again.

  • A permanent "Founding Member" badge & profile title
  • Your name in the founding list, kept for the life of Catalogie
  • Early access to every new feature before it goes wide
  • A direct line into the roadmap and what we build next
  • Founder-only dev diaries and a say in what ships
Claim your badge
The achievements hall in the Catalogie app - a league card with trophies and stars, above a grid of achievements with progress bars

Power-ups

Every feature, for everyone

Everything in the app, for everyone. No tiers, no locked features - what one person gets, everyone gets.

  1. 01

    One library for everything

    Movies, TV, games and books live side by side in a single, searchable catalog. Stop juggling four different apps - your whole media life finally has one home.

  2. 02

    Precise progress tracking

    Episode, page, percent, audiobook minute or hours played - and when you only know roughly, log it over a period ("over the summer") instead of inventing a date.

  3. 03

    Ratings, notes & a journal

    Score with stars or a 10-point scale, set per medium, rate single episodes, and keep a private journal on every title - with a note on any session.

  4. 04

    Achievements & leagues

    51 achievements with three stars each. Claim them for trophies, climb the leagues from Newcomer to Legend, and pin your best three to your profile.

  5. 05

    Up next & yearly goals

    Line up the next five games or books in order, and set a yearly goal - books, pages, games or hours - that tells you whether you're ahead or behind.

  6. 06

    Release calendar

    New episodes, film releases and game launches for everything you track, in one calendar - with a countdown on the shows you're waiting for.

  7. 07

    A quick look at anything

    Press any poster for a quick view - the summary, genres, IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores and the trailer - without losing your place.

  8. 08

    Import with a preview

    Bring your history from TV Time, IMDb, The StoryGraph, Backloggd or a Trakt-style CSV, and check every row before a single thing is saved.

  9. 09

    Make it yours

    Light or dark, in four colour themes - purple, red, aqua and green. A short setup on your first visit picks your look, your privacy and a first shelf.

Real screens

Inside the app

The TV series watchlist in the Catalogie app, with a Watch next row of shows, their next episode and a countdown to its release
The TV series watchlist of the Catalogie app on a phone, with the next episode of each show and a countdown to its release
On your phone

Watch next

Every show with an episode waiting, then every show with one on the way, each with a countdown. Tick an episode mid-season and Catalogie offers to catch up everything before it - spread across the days you actually watched.

The TV tracker
The books tab in the Catalogie app, showing a yearly reading goal, the Up next queue and the books currently being read
The reading list of the Catalogie app on a phone, with the yearly reading goal above the shelf filters and books
On your phone

Your reading year

Pages, percent or audiobook minutes against your own copy's length. A yearly goal that says whether you're ahead or behind, and the next five books lined up in order.

The book tracker
A game page in the Catalogie app - the status picker, playtime logging and where to play, under the game's artwork
A game page in the Catalogie app on a phone - Red Dead Redemption 2 with its genres, a Mark as played button and where to play it
On your phone

Game pages, rebuilt

A Track tab for your status, hours and playthroughs, with a history you can fix - and an About tab with time to beat, DLC, the series and everything else.

The game tracker
The achievements hall in the Catalogie app - a league card with trophies and stars, above a grid of achievements with progress bars
The achievements hall of the Catalogie app on a phone - the league card with trophies, stars and Claim all, above the first achievements
On your phone

Achievements

51 achievements, three stars each. Claim them for trophies, climb the leagues from Newcomer to Legend, and pin your best three to your profile.

Start collecting
The quick view panel in the Catalogie app, showing a film's artwork, summary, genres and ratings beside the movie library
The quick view sheet of the Catalogie app on a phone - Titanic's poster, details, Mark watched and the summary, over the movie watchlist
On your phone

Quick view

Press any poster for the summary, genres, IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores and the trailer - without losing your place.

The movie tracker

Pocket mode

Made for your phone, too

Catalogie is not a desktop site squeezed onto a small screen. On your phone it has its own layout - a tab bar in thumb reach, posters sized for a tap, and the same catalog syncing live with your computer.

The Discover tab of the Catalogie app on a phone - a search bar, filters for TV series, movies, games, books and users, and a grid of trending series
Discover
The TV series watchlist of the Catalogie app on a phone, with the next episode of each show and a countdown to its release
Watch next
A game page in the Catalogie app on a phone - Red Dead Redemption 2 with its genres, a Mark as played button and where to play it
Game page
The movie watchlist of the Catalogie app on a phone, with filters for favourites, watchlist and upcoming above a grid of posters
Watchlist
The dashboard of the Catalogie app on a phone - time spent on TV series, movies, games and books, above a chart of the past seven days
Your stats
  • Install to your home screen in two taps
  • A tab bar in thumb reach
  • Syncs live with your desktop
  • Every feature - no cut-down version

Native iOS and Android apps are on the way - same account, same catalog.

Catalogie is a free tracker that turns every movie, series, game and book you love into one catalog.

Log it, rate it and understand it - because your history is worth keeping.

WatchlistsStreaksRatingsJournalAchievementsLeaguesUp next
Yearly goalsRelease calendarImportsPlaythroughsRereadsQuick viewYearly Wrap

Stats screen

Your habits, counted

The dashboard turns everything you log into a picture of the year - time spent, genres, streaks and where every shelf stands.

The Catalogie dashboard, with a day streak, recent activity and stats across movies, TV, games and books
  • Screen 01

    Time, counted

    The hours and days behind each medium - this month, this year, all time.

  • Screen 02

    Genre fingerprint

    A living breakdown of the genres you actually gravitate toward.

  • Screen 03

    Streaks & activity

    A heatmap of everything you log, and a streak that counts the days you show up.

  • Screen 04

    Where things stand

    Games and books broken down by platform, format, genre and mood - with your goals and leagues alongside.

Why Catalogie

  1. 01

    Four apps become one

    A film diary, a game spreadsheet, a reading list, TV you just try to remember - all replaced by one home.

  2. 02

    Built for everyone

    Clean at 12 titles. Still fast at 12,000.

  3. 03

    Privacy-first by default

    Private unless you say otherwise - and you decide down to a single title.

  4. 04

    No algorithm agenda

    No sponsored picks and no ads in your library - just what you track, and what's like it.

  5. 05

    Made for phone and desktop

    Its own phone layout with a tab bar in thumb reach, the full view on a big screen - light or dark, synced live between them.

  6. 06

    Fast, and getting faster

    Log a title in two taps. New features ship constantly.

Free play

Free. Forever.

Every feature, unlocked for everyone. No trial to run out, no credit card, no expiry - and a platform built so it stays that way.

Catalogie App

Receipt 0001 - Your free account

Your plan

  • Movie tracker$0.00
  • TV tracker$0.00
  • Game tracker$0.00
  • Book tracker$0.00
  • Dashboard & stats$0.00
  • Imports & sync$0.00
Totala month, forever$0
Paid with: 0 coins to play, forever
  • No card
  • No trial
  • No expiry

Thanks for tracking with Catalogie

Get started free

Catalogie is free to use, forever

Not a trial, not a teaser - the whole thing, for everyone, at no cost. Here's what that promise means.

  • Everything, unlocked

    Your whole library, your progress, the full dashboard and real-time sync - no card, no expiry.

  • No tiers, no upsell

    No locked feature, no "pro" badge to buy. What one person gets, everyone gets.

  • Free as it grows

    New features ship free too, and exporting everything you've tracked is always free.

The old way

Your history paid the bills

Most trackers are free because your data is the product. When the growth stops, the app disappears - and years of your logs go with it.

The Catalogie way

Your history stays yours

Independent, and free to use - forever. Your catalog is never for sale, and taking everything you've tracked with you costs nothing.

Next level

What's next

Where Catalogie is today, what is being built right now, and the part you get to shape.

  1. Level 1Live now

    The web app

    Catalogie is live right now - anyone can create an account and start tracking today, free. No app store needed either: open it in your phone's browser and choose "Add to Home Screen" to install it as a web app, full-screen and app-like.

    Install and create a shortcut
  2. Level 2Near future

    iOS & Android apps

    Native apps for both platforms are being built now, in-house - the same catalog and the same account, rebuilt for your pocket with push reminders and sign-in with your phone's own Google or Apple account.

    In progress
  3. Level 3You decide

    Features you ask for

    Need something Catalogie doesn't do yet? Ask for it - send a support email to support@catalogie.com and it goes straight onto the roadmap. The platform grows around the people using it.

    Request a feature

Dev log

Latest from the build

v1.3.0

Bring your history with you - imports, catch-ups and a library you can sort

The largest release since launch, and most of it comes down to one idea: the years you already spent tracking things somewhere else should not be the reason you cannot move. Catalogie now imports from TV Time, IMDb, The StoryGraph, Backloggd and a Trakt-shaped watch history - and it shows you exactly what it is about to do before it does it, row by row, so you can fix a wrong match or drop something you never watched before a single thing is saved. Around that: tick an episode in the middle of a season and Catalogie offers to catch up everything before it, split across the days it actually happened over; a library you can sort, filter by year or studio and group the way you think; and a title you can mark private so that it has no viewer at all - not a follower, not a mutual, not someone holding a direct link. Underneath, the whole app was audited for security with every finding closed, the pages you use most got measurably faster, and a long list of things that were quietly wrong are now right.

  • Import your history from TV Time, IMDb, The StoryGraph, Backloggd or a Trakt-shaped CSV - you tell us the source, so nothing is guessed from a file name
  • See the whole import before it happens: every row we will add, every row we matched to the wrong thing and every row we could not place at all - and overrule any of it before it commits
  • Letterboxd and Goodreads are in the picker marked coming soon - both are written, and neither is switched on until a real export has been through end to end
  • Queue a second import instead of being turned away while the first is running, and an interrupted one picks up from where it stopped
  • Tick an episode in the middle of a season and catch up everything before it - split across the days it really happened over, rather than landing all on today
  • Sort your library, filter it by year or studio, group it by status, studio or decade, and see the release calendar for the titles you actually track
  • Mark a single title private and it has no viewer at all - it leaves the lists, the counts and the activity it would otherwise have appeared in
  • Report a comment, be told when one of yours is removed, appeal a dismissed report, and keep adult reporting off unless you turn it on
  • A full security audit with every finding closed, a faster dashboard, library, game and book pages - and fixes throughout, starting with deleting a tracked record now asking first
v1.2.0

Books from readers, sharper ratings, dozens of new badges

The biggest update since launch. If a book is missing from the catalogue you can now add it yourself - describe it once, and after a quick check it becomes a real entry everyone can use, with a note back to you when yours goes in. Ratings have been rebuilt around the way people actually think about scores: choose 5 stars with halves or a 10-point scale, separately for TV, movies, games and books, rate individual episodes, and see what the Catalogie community made of something right next to its IMDb score. On top of that: more than 35 milestone badges to work through, a rebuilt Yearly Wraps page, a dashboard that closes up its own gaps, and a TV tab that finally tells the difference between a show you have finished and one that is only between seasons.

  • Add a book the catalogue does not have - describe it once and it becomes a shared entry for everyone once we have checked it, and you are told when yours goes in
  • Rate your way: 5 stars with halves or a 10-point scale, set separately for TV, movies, games and books, with the Catalogie community average shown alongside IMDb
  • Rate individual episodes, each with its own IMDb score on the still
  • Milestone badges grew from 6 to more than 35, in tiers you can work through, and Yearly Wraps was rebuilt: pick any year, see your top genres ranked and both your longest and current streaks
  • A series that is still airing is no longer filed away as finished - it now sits under "More episodes coming" instead of alongside shows that ended years ago
  • Fixed: clearing a rating failed every time, follower counts stopped counting at 200, and the bottom bar could go missing in the installed app
  • Closed a privacy gap where the follower and following lists of a private profile could be read by anyone, and hardened the tools we use to run the service
v1.1.3

A faster library, clearer messages and performance improvements

A patch built almost entirely out of things that were quietly wrong. Logging a game session with tomorrow's date could take your whole dashboard down with it - that is fixed, and nothing can be marked watched, played or read before it is out. Your library and your follower count now keep themselves up to date as you move around the app, so a change you make on your phone shows up on your laptop without a reload. Movies finally show when you watched them: those dates were recorded all along, going back years, and the list simply never showed them. Everything is quicker, too - posters load as you scroll instead of all at once, the library sends about half the data it used to, and book pages come back faster and far more reliably.

  • Fixed a bug where a game session logged with a future date could take your entire dashboard down
  • Nothing can be marked watched, played or read before it is out - and when Catalogie refuses something, or a service it relies on is having trouble, it now says why instead of shrugging
  • Your library and follower count refresh as you use the app - no more reloading to see a change you made on another device
  • Movies now show when you watched them, going back to the very first one you logged
  • Faster all round: posters load as you scroll, the library sends about half the data, and book pages come back quicker and far more reliably

Help screen

Questions, answered

Still curious? Open the app and start tracking - free to use, forever, no card, no commitment.

Q01What can I actually track on Catalogie?

Movies, TV series, video games and books - all in one catalog. Log what you've finished, what you're in the middle of, and what you want to get to, with progress tracked down to the episode, page, percent, audiobook minute or hours played.

Q02Is it really free?

Yes - Catalogie is free to use, forever. Every feature is unlocked for everyone, with no credit card, no trial clock and no expiry. There is nothing to buy and nothing locked behind a higher tier.

Q03What's the catch?

There isn't one. Catalogie is independent, and we don't sell your data - your catalog is yours, private by default, and exporting everything you've tracked is free. The whole app is free to use, forever.

Q04What do the first 1,000 users get?

The first 1,000 people to sign up become Founding Members: a permanent "Founding Member" badge and profile title, a place in the founding list kept for the life of Catalogie, the earliest access to everything new we ship, founder-only dev diaries, and a direct line into the roadmap.

Q05Can I move my history over from other apps?

Yes. Catalogie imports from TV Time, IMDb, The StoryGraph, Backloggd and a Trakt-style watch-history CSV - you pick the source, and before anything is saved you see every row it will add, every title it matched and anything it could not place, and can overrule any of it. Letterboxd and Goodreads imports are written and switch on once a real export has been tested end to end.

Q06What are achievements and leagues?

51 achievements across TV, movies, games, books and your habits, each with three stars to reach - from your first episode to a year-long streak. Claiming a star earns trophies, trophies move you up the leagues from Newcomer to Legend, and you can pin your three favourite achievements to your profile or share one as an image.

Q07Is my data private?

Completely. Your catalog is private by default. You choose exactly what to share - a single list, a public profile, or nothing at all - down to the individual title. We never sell your data.

Q08What does Catalogie access when I sign in with Google?

Only the basics Google needs to identify you: your email address, name and profile picture. That is the entire request - Catalogie asks for no access to Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Contacts or any other Google service, and never posts anything to your account. Signing in with Google is optional; you can always use an email and password instead.

Q09Which devices does it work on?

Catalogie runs in any modern browser and syncs in real time across desktop, tablet and phone. Log something on the couch and it's on your laptop instantly.

Q10Is there a mobile app?

The web app is live right now and you can install it on your phone today - open it in your mobile browser and choose "Add to Home Screen" for a full-screen, app-like experience. Native iOS and Android apps are coming in the near future with the same catalog and account.

Q11Can I request a feature?

Absolutely - that's how the roadmap gets built. Email support@catalogie.com with what you need and it goes straight onto the list. Founding Members get a direct line into what we build next.

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