Movie tracker
Most film trackers are a watchlist and a rating. Voluta adds the part where you talk to someone about it afterwards.
Bringing your films across
- Export from LetterboxdSettings, then Import & Export, then Export Your Data. You get a ZIP; the diary and watched files are the ones that matter.
- Drop the CSV inFree, no account connection. Or connect Trakt and skip the file entirely, also free.
- Ratings and watch dates arrive with themEvery import is free. Your star ratings and the dates you watched come across. A film you have seen four times keeps all four viewings rather than collapsing to one.
On screen
Logging a film
Want to watch, watching or watched, with the date you saw it, a quarter-star rating, a mood, and how long you spent.
Re-watches are their own entry with their own date and rating, so seeing something again adds to your history rather than replacing what you thought the first time.
After the credits
Watch clubs and buddy watches
Start a club for the film everyone is arguing about, nominate and vote on what is next, and discuss in threads gated by progress. Buddy watches do the same for two people.
Nothing else in the cross-media tracker category has this. It is the reason to use Voluta rather than a list app.
Bringing your history with you
A Letterboxd export imports directly: watched.csv, ratings.csv, diary.csv or watchlist.csv. Re-watches collapse to one entry and anything already rated in Voluta keeps your rating, so running the same file twice is safe.
Trakt watch history connects too, also free.
What it costs
Tracking books, films, TV and games is free, along with lists, search, clubs, buddy reads, imports and the annual Rewind. Premium is $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year and adds deeper analytics, the monthly Rewind, custom themes and supporter perks.
Everything you can record about a film
- Want to watch, watching, or watched
- Quarter-star ratings
- The date you watched it, and every rewatch kept separately
- Minutes logged, so a film counts towards your time
- Moods once you have seen it
- Private notes only you can see
- Where to watch, by country, from Trakt
- Watch clubs and buddy watches with progress-gated threads
- Letterboxd CSV import and Trakt sync, both free
Questions
- Can I import from Letterboxd?
- Yes. Export your data from Letterboxd, unzip it, and upload watched.csv, ratings.csv, diary.csv or watchlist.csv. It is free.
- Does it track TV and games too?
- Yes, and books, on the same lists and in the same Rewind. Using all of them is optional. Plenty of people track one thing and ignore the rest.
- Is the Letterboxd import free?
- Yes, and so is everything else. A Letterboxd CSV, a Goodreads or StoryGraph export, a TV Time export, a Kindle highlights file, and connecting a live Trakt or Steam account. None of it is behind Premium.
- What if a film does not match?
- It is listed by name at the end of the import rather than silently dropped, so you can see exactly what did not land and add it yourself.
- Does it keep rewatches separate?
- Yes. Each viewing is its own entry with its own date and rating, so a film you return to every winter shows every time.
Voluta for
Books, films, TV and games. One library.
Free to track all your media. Import what you already have.
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