Analytics
See where the hours went
Charts, streaks and breakdowns that actually mean something, for everything you finish. Watch your taste evolve over months and years, across all four.
- A streak for each medium, and one across them all
- Genre and mood breakdowns
- Monthly and yearly charts
- Top authors, directors and studios
Lists & TBR
The pile in your head, written down
Drag, rank and organise every list exactly how you want. One list can hold a book, a film and a game, because that is how a weekend actually works.
- Drag-and-drop ordering
- An “Up Next” pick for every medium
- Books, films, TV and games in one list
- Paused and gave-up states, which are also verdicts
Explore
Keep spiraling. Whatever's next is waiting.
Recommendations powered by your taste. Browse what's trending, what's just landed and what you'd never have found, filtered to what you actually like.
- Recommendations from your taste
- Separate tabs for books, films, TV and games
- New and trending in each
- Filter by genre, length and mood
Your Rewind
Lost all year. Found in December.
Every December your year becomes a shareable Rewind, and it counts all four: the books, the films, the seasons and the hours. There is a smaller one every month, too.
- Books, films, shows and games in one recap
- Pages read, seasons watched, hours played
- Top genres, streaks and the longest of everything
- A monthly wrap on every tab
Clubs, buddy reads & watches
Never read alone. Or watch alone, either.
Start a book club or a watch club, nominate what's next and put it to a vote, then talk through every chapter or episode with the spoilers hidden until everyone has caught up.
- Book clubs, watch clubs, buddy reads and buddy watches
- Nominate and vote, or shuffle and let it pick
- Spoiler-gated discussion
- Recommendations from friends you trust
Title pages
Everything about everything
Rich pages for every book, film, show and game: cover art, metadata, ratings and your own history with it, including every time you have been back.
- Cover art and full metadata
- Quarter-star ratings and your own notes
- Start and finish dates, logged per sitting
- Every re-read, re-watch and replay kept
Black Swan
Four media
One shelf, four kinds of story.
Each one tracked the way it actually works, not squeezed into a shape built for books.
Books
Where Voluta started, and still the deepest.
- Percent-read progress, page counts and your own edition
- Bring your library from Goodreads or StoryGraph in about a minute
- Chapter-gated club threads, so nobody spoils chapter twenty
- Every re-read kept, with its own dates and its own rating
Films
One sitting, and then the ones you keep going back to.
- Watch dates, quarter-star ratings and notes
- Every re-watch counted separately, not overwritten
- Buddy watches for two, watch clubs for six
- A shuffle for when a vote ties and nobody will choose
TV
Seasons take months. The tracking should keep up.
- Log a season at a time, and it lands on your calendar
- Episode counts feed the streaks and the monthly wrap
- Spoiler-gated threads per episode
- Re-watches tracked the same way re-reads are
Games
The medium every book tracker forgets.
- Hours played, logged per session
- Playthroughs kept separately, so a replay is not an edit
- Dropped is a real status, because giving up is a verdict
- Cozy is a mood here, and it is the one that matters
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about Voluta.
Yes. Tracking your library across books, movies, shows, and games, building lists, searching, book clubs, buddy reads, and importing from Goodreads or StoryGraph are completely free and always will be. Premium adds deeper analytics, monthly wrap-ups, and extra perks for $4.99/month.
Premium subscriptions, plus a small commission when you buy through the Amazon or Bookshop.org links on our book pages, at no extra cost to you. Prefer indie bookstores? Voluta's full Bookshop storefront lives at bookshop.org/shop/voluta.
Search for a book, add it to your library, and set its status. Want to Read, Currently Reading or Read, plus start and finish dates, quarter-star ratings, moods and how fast it felt. Films, TV and games work the same way with their own words: watched, watching, played, playing.
Yes. During onboarding (or anytime from settings) you can import your existing library from Goodreads or StoryGraph using a CSV export. We match your books and bring over your ratings and read dates.
Voluta is a Progressive Web App (PWA), so you can install it straight to your phone's home screen from your browser. It works just like a native app, no app store needed.
At the end of each year everything you finished is compiled into a shareable, Spotify-style Rewind: books and pages, films, seasons watched, hours played, top genres, longest streaks and more. There is a smaller wrap every month too, on each tab.
Yes, as many as you want, organised by mood, genre, club picks or any theme you like. A single list can hold books, films, shows and games together, so “things to get through this winter” does not have to be four lists.
Yes, and they are first-class rather than bolted on. Films and shows get their own tabs, their own libraries, their own calendars and streaks, their own Rewind and monthly wrap, and their own analytics. TV is logged a season at a time so a show you watch over three months does not need an entry per episode.
Games have a library, a status (want to play, playing, played, dropped) and hours logged per session rather than one lifetime total. Dropped is a deliberate status: giving up on a game is a verdict worth keeping, and it still counts towards your year.
It counts twice. Every re-read, re-watch and replay is kept as its own entry with its own dates and its own rating, so finishing something again adds to your history instead of overwriting what you thought the first time.
Yes. Watch clubs and buddy watches work like book clubs and buddy reads, including nominating what is next, voting on it, and spoiler-gated discussion per episode. If the vote ties, there is a shuffle that picks one for you and a button to say no and re-roll.
Voluta is Latin for “scroll,” a nod to the ancient art of reading and storytelling. It also names the volute, the spiral found in architecture and nature, the shape of a great story pulling you in, one turn at a time.
Voluta is built for readers who want a modern, beautiful experience: a Spotify-style Rewind, built-in clubs and buddy reads, spoiler-gated discussion and a public roadmap shaped by the community. The bigger difference is that books are not the only thing here. Films, TV and games sit on the same shelf, share the same lists and the same Rewind, and neither of the others does that.
Shape what we build next.
Vote on our public roadmap. See what other readers want. Suggest ideas of your own.