Best Movie Tracker Apps in 2026 for iPhone, Android and Web

Letterboxd is the closest thing to a Goodreads for movies: a social diary of the films you watch. Its App Store listing lets you “log films with date, rating, review and tags,” and the diary form has an “I’ve watched this before” box for rewatches.²³ Ratings go from half a star to five in half-star steps.⁴ You can share an entry with anyone, close friends or only yourself, though “your diary date (if set) and watched status for this film remain publicly visible.”³

The free tier covers logging, ratings, reviews, the watchlist and lists, with ads. Pro, at $18.99 a year on the US App Store, adds annual and all-time stats pages and streaming-service filters powered by JustWatch, and removes third-party ads; Patron, at $48.99 a year, adds custom posters and more stats.² Its importer accepts Letterboxd’s own CSV format and IMDb export files, and turns a watched date into a diary entry.⁴ The app is rated 4.8 from about 88,000 ratings on the US App Store, and has over 10 million downloads on Google Play.⁵

Two caveats. Letterboxd is built for films and doesn’t track returning TV series; when its current owner bought in, co-founder Matthew Buchanan wrote that series would come “only once we know we can do it right.”⁶ And since April 2026 its majority owner has been reported to be selling its stake; as of November 5, 2026, no deal has been announced.⁷ Our guide to Letterboxd alternatives covers the sale and how to export your diary.

Trakt is less a social network than an account your viewing history lives in. Its App Store listing promises a “detailed history of everything you’ve watched,” lets you mark films and episodes you watched in the past, check in to what you’re watching, rate and comment, and keep a watchlist and personal lists. It can import from IMDb, Plex, Letterboxd and TV Time.⁸

VIP adds Month in Review, Year in Review and All Time Stats, unlimited personal lists and items, improved rewatching and advanced filtering, and it applies to every official Trakt app and the website. The US App Store lists VIP at $59.99 and $5.99 without naming the billing periods.⁸ The app is rated 4.1 from about 1,400 ratings on the US App Store, and 4.1 from about 8,800 reviews on Google Play.⁹ Many apps read and write to a Trakt account, Omniphile and Moviebase among them, so your history isn’t tied to one app. If Trakt’s free limits are why you’re looking around, our Trakt alternatives guide goes through them.

Moviebase, from the developer Christian Krueger, is a film and TV tracker with more than 5 million downloads and a 4.5 average from about 147,000 reviews on Google Play.¹⁰ Its listing describes a watch history of “every movie and episode you’ve watched, with ratings and dates,” where each rewatch keeps its own date, ratings out of 10, a ratings history and viewing diary, and custom lists.¹¹

Moving in is easy: it imports from TV Time, Letterboxd, IMDb, Trakt, Simkl and SeriesGuide, and its two-way Trakt sync “keeps your watch history, ratings, collection and watchlist in step.”¹¹ Its site adds watch-time statistics and a personal calendar of upcoming episodes and releases.¹² The Android app contains ads. Moviebase also has an iPhone and iPad app, with a 4.7 average from only 55 ratings on the US App Store, where Premium is listed weekly, monthly, yearly ($13.99 and $16.99) and as a lifetime purchase.¹¹

IMDb is the simplest option if you mainly rate. You can give any released title a rating “from 1 to 10,” and “ratings are set to private by default”; the Your Ratings page exports them as a CSV file.¹³ Mark as Watched records what you’ve seen without a rating, review or check-in, and “your watch history is visible to only you.”¹⁴ The app keeps a watchlist and shows where to watch a title across streaming services.¹⁵

What its help pages don’t describe is a diary with a date for each viewing, or rewatches, and we found no Letterboxd import. It is free, with ads, and rated 4.8 from about 549,000 ratings on the US App Store.¹⁵ If you outgrow it, our IMDb migration guide shows how to export your ratings and watchlist and bring them into Omniphile.