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Watched · Watching · WatchlistLog every film the moment the credits roll. Rate it, review it, and keep a running diary of everything you've seen - from blockbusters to obscure festival cuts.

Movies, TV series, games and books - one beautiful catalog for everything you love. Log your progress, rate what you finish, and turn your habits into insight with a dashboard built for the way you actually consume media.
Free to use, forever · No card required · Import in one click
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.
You've watched hundreds of films. Played a thousand hours of games. Read shelves of books. Catalogie remembers all of it - every episode, every chapter, every save file - so you never lose your place in the stories you love.
Most people keep their film diary in one app, their game backlog in a spreadsheet, and their reading list in their head. Catalogie brings all four together - each with tracking that actually fits the medium.
Log every film the moment the credits roll. Rate it, review it, and keep a running diary of everything you've seen - from blockbusters to obscure festival cuts.

Never lose your place mid-season. Catalogie tracks you down to the episode, remembers where you stopped, and nudges you when the next season drops.

Tame the backlog. Track hours played, completion status and platform, and finally decide what to play next instead of staring at your library.

Build the reading life you keep meaning to. Track pages and chapters, set yearly goals, and watch your to-be-read pile finally shrink.

Catalogie is designed to disappear into your routine - log fast, find anything, and let the details take care of themselves.
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.
Episode, chapter, page or hours-played - Catalogie remembers exactly where you stopped so you can pick up without missing a beat.
Score with stars or a 10-point scale, write reviews, and keep a private diary of your reactions over time.
Group titles any way you like - 'Comfort rewatches', 'Finish in 2026', 'Cozy fantasy' - and reorder them with a drag.
One prioritised queue across every medium, with filters for runtime, mood, length and platform so you always know what's next.
Get notified when a new season airs, a game ships, or the next book in a series lands - no more scrolling to find out.
Recommendations drawn from what you actually finish and rate highly - not from what a studio paid to promote.
Bring your history from other trackers and spreadsheets. Set up in minutes, not weeks.
Real-time sync across web, phone and tablet. Log a film on the couch, see it on your laptop instantly.
Every title you log builds a picture of who you are as a viewer, player and reader - turned into a dashboard you'll actually want to open.
The hours and days behind each medium - this month, this year, all time.
A living breakdown of the genres you actually gravitate toward.
A heatmap of your logging streak - the gentle push that keeps the habit alive.
Generous 5-star soul or tough critic? Your rating curve tells the story.

A film diary, a game spreadsheet, a reading list, TV you just try to remember - all replaced by one home.
Clean at 12 titles. Still fast at 12,000.
Private unless you say otherwise - and you decide down to a single title.
Recommendations come from what you finish and rate, not from whoever paid to be seen.
One dark, focused interface across desktop, tablet and phone.
Log a title in two taps. New features ship constantly.
Every feature, unlocked for everyone. No trial to run out, no credit card, no expiry - and a platform built so it stays that way.
Not a trial, not a teaser - the whole thing, for everyone, at no cost. Here's what that promise means.
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.
Independent, and free to use - forever. Your catalog is never for sale, and taking everything you've tracked with you costs nothing.
Your whole library, your progress, the full dashboard and real-time sync - no card, no expiry.
No locked feature, no "pro" badge to buy. What one person gets, everyone gets.
New features ship free too, and exporting everything you've tracked is always free.
One-click imports from other trackers and spreadsheets. Every episode, rating and rewatch comes across.
Log a title in two taps and it syncs in real time across web, phone and tablet.
Private by default, no third-party trackers, and exporting is always free.
No credit card, ever · Free to use, forever · We never sell your data
The website is live right now - anyone can create an account and start tracking today. Here's exactly where the platform stands, and where it goes next.
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 shortcutNative apps for both platforms are coming in the near future - the same catalog and the same account, rebuilt for your pocket with offline logging and push reminders.
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 featureWe publish our uptime publicly - this is live from our status page, updated around the clock.
Still curious about something? Open the app and start tracking - free to use, forever, no card, no commitment.
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, chapter, page or hours played.
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.
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.
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.
Yes. One-click import brings in your existing film diary, game backlog, reading list and watch history from popular trackers and spreadsheets, so you're not starting from scratch.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Short notes on what we are building and why - a running diary of the features that ship, written by the people shipping them. Open one to read the full entry.
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.
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.
A patch focused on getting people in - and back out - cleanly. The sign-in and create-account screens now state the Terms and Privacy Policy you agree to, link both, and add a copyright line and a prominent "Back to home" button, so signing in is transparent and never a dead end. We also closed a rendering bug where slow or blocked web fonts could briefly scramble a page - fonts are now self-hosted from our own domain - and shipped the standalone Dev Diaries page you're reading.
A reliability, polish and hardening patch gathering everything shipped since v1.1.0. We closed a sign-up bug that could lock people out of their own account, added a fail-safe for missing verification emails, shipped a friendlier date picker, refined profiles, finished the rename to Catalogie, and made the app more crawlable - with mobile fixes throughout.
Our first feature drop after launch makes Catalogie social. Follow other people, keep a profile that is yours to share down to a single title, and get a quiet nudge when it matters - all on top of a library that now loads noticeably faster.
The first public release. Movies, TV series, games and books finally live in one catalog, with progress tracked down to the episode, chapter, page or hour, and a dashboard that turns your history into something worth opening.