Log the films
you watch. Remember
the ones you love.
Keep a diary of everything you see. Rate with half-stars, write reviews, build lists, follow friends, and get a Year in Review of your taste — all in one place.
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Watched. Liked. On your list.
Every film gets the same three taps — the whole product runs on them. Instant, optimistic, and colour-coded so a grid tells you your history at a glance.
Watched
Mark it seen with one tap, or open the log to add a date, a rating, a review and tags. Green means done.
Liked
The heart that pops. A like is lighter than a rating — it's the film you'd recommend without thinking. Orange, and it feels good.
Watchlist
The one you keep meaning to get to. Blue. Your watchlist is the honest to-do list you actually enjoy.
A dated record of everything you watch.
The moment you log a film it slides into your diary, grouped by month — day, poster, your stars, a heart if you liked it, a rewatch mark, your review. Scroll back through a year and it reads like a journal, because it is one.
Pin exactly four films. No more, no fewer.
Four is the forcing function — too few to hedge, enough to signal your taste. Your four favourites sit at the top of your profile above everything else. It's the same question we ask everyone: what are your four?
Your year in film, as shareable cards.
Every January your diary becomes a set of taste cards: films logged, hours watched, most-watched director, your genres, your five-star films. Colourful poster collages made to post. Personal first — the community's highest-rated of the year lands ten days later.
Members-first, always.
"I've kept a paper film journal for fifteen years. This is the first digital thing that didn't feel worse. The diary is perfect."
2,140 films logged
"The half-star slider is stupidly satisfying. I re-rated my whole watchlist in an afternoon just because it felt nice."
Pro member
"Four Favourites started every good conversation I had this year. It's such a small feature and it does so much."
Diary since 2019
A magazine about the films you're watching.
Interviews, data dives, and lists — written to get more films onto more watchlists.
One email a month. That's it.
The films the community is loving, one member spotlight, and what's new on Reelist. No noise.
Start your film diary tonight.
Free forever to log, rate, review and list. Pro adds year-round stats when you want them.