Notes that age well
Keep a one-line reminder or a real review beside the rating. You decide whether a review stays personal or becomes public.
Your media history, in one place
Keep the things you watch, play, read, and replay in a personal library that is actually yours.
OmniTrackr brings movies, TV, anime, games, music, and books together with ratings, notes, progress, and useful statistics—without asking you to turn every thought into a public post.
Free to use · No credit card · Export your data whenever you like
A useful habit, not another feed
Start with the media you already care about. Add more as life happens, then let your own history become more useful over time.
Add a movie, show, anime, game, album, book, or your own custom category before the recommendation gets lost.
Track progress, use a rating scale that makes sense to you, and leave a quick note about why it worked—or didn’t.
Use search, filters, and statistics to rediscover favorites, stalled backlogs, and the tastes hiding in your history.
Built around ownership
Keep a one-line reminder or a real review beside the rating. You decide whether a review stays personal or becomes public.
See completion, ratings, genres, creators, decades, and category-specific patterns that help you choose what is next.
Keep categories private, choose what friends can see, and avoid turning a personal journal into a social obligation.
Export your records whenever you need a backup. Re-import safely when you are ready to continue.
When you want inspiration
Browse opt-in reviews from other media fans, or keep every note in your own collection. The public review directory favors thoughtful writing over quick reactions.
Browse public reviewsReviews, friends, and discovery are there when they help—not as a trade for giving up control.
Yes. Create an account and use the tracker without a subscription or credit card.
Yes. Your library is personal by default. Public reviews are an opt-in choice on individual items, and category privacy controls let you decide what friends can see.
Yes. Export your collection as JSON for a backup or future move, and import it again when you need it.
Movies, TV shows, anime, video games, music, books, and custom collections such as comics, podcasts, or board games.
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