I watch a lot of films and a lot of TV, and I could never keep both in one place. Letterboxd is where I'd want to write about what I watch, but it's films only. Serializd does the same for TV, but only TV. Trakt tracks both, but it's a tracker first: great at "what have I seen", not really a place to write a review someone would read. I wanted one diary for everything, where the writing is the point. So I built it. It's called credits rolled: https://creditsrolled.com What makes it different: - Films and TV live in the same diary and the same profile. One history, not two apps. - An episode is a first-class thing. Every episode has its own page, its own rating and its own reviews, the same as a film does. - Reviews are the centre of it, not a comment box under a checklist. - You can bring your Letterboxd history with you, so you don't start from zero. - If you use Plex, a webhook logs what you finish, so the diary fills itself in. - No ads, and your data isn't for sale. How it's built, for the curious: a Go API on Postgres, a React Router site with server rendering, and film and TV data from TMDB. It's a solo project. It's early and there are rough edges. I'd love honest feedback, especially from anyone who uses Trakt, Serializd or Letterboxd today: what would it take for you to switch, or to use this alongside?   submitted by   /u/myusuf3 [link]   [comments]