SUN2022
Free media tracker
Every movie, show, game and book. One library.
Track what you watch, play, read and listen to, rate it, and keep a diary of every rewatch. Anime and albums fit in too, and it costs nothing.
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100+ members have tracked 2,000+ titles here.
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- Private by default
- Export whenever you like
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From the community
What members are saying
100+ members · 2,000+ titles tracked
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
A great spider-man movie even after following up the amazing previous entry in the IP. The cast of characters in this entry really help carry it with either serious moments or even comedic relief. Always been a major…
Attack on Titan
La historia es mala y por eso el final es malo, los protagonistas son tontísimos y solo los secundarios son buenos personajes, y justo como son secundarios son los que mueren, de repente te metenen un civilicación…
— Postal · Read the review
28 Years Later
The continuation of the 28 days/weeks later movies, feels the same as the other movies. Great world building but there's also a lot of plot holes or information left out that leaves the viewer wanting more. Curious to…
— MichaelRay24 · Read the review
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Everything you love, one library
Your whole media life, side by side.
Stop splitting your history across a movie app, a reading app, and a notes file. OmniTrackr keeps every format in one library, so a favorite book can sit next to a favorite game.
- Checkpoints. Save the episode or page you stopped at and pick up exactly there.
- A private journal. Starts, finishes, and revisits are logged privately as they happen.
- Your taste in numbers. Tasteprint and weekly recaps show which genres, eras, and creators you rate highest.
SUN2022
How it works
From recommendation to a memory you can revisit
Start with a few things you already love. Add more as you watch, play, and read, and the history fills in on its own.
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Save it
Add a movie, show, anime, game, album, book, or your own custom category before the recommendation gets lost.
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Make it yours
Track progress, rate it on a scale that makes sense to you, and leave a quick note about why it worked (or didn’t).
- 03
Log the moment
Use the private journal when you start, make progress, finish, or revisit something. Journal entries don’t change the library record.
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Find the pattern
Weekly playback and Tasteprint help you rediscover favorites and notice how your taste changes. Share only the insights you choose.
Inside your account
What your library can do
All of it is free. Your library starts private, and you decide what friends or the public get to see.
A diary of every watch, read and replay
Each finish and rewatch lands on a calendar with a count beside it, so you can see that October was your third time through Arrival. Keep the diary to yourself or put it on your profile.
Your year as a story
Year in Review turns your finishes, favourites and top ratings into slides and a story image you can post. Categories you keep private stay out of it.
Badges in bronze, silver and gold
Earn them for books read, games played, days visited, reviews written and more. The trophy case shows which one you're closest to next.
Lists you build with friends
Start a watchlist for movie night or a book club, send the join link, and see who said they're in on each title.
Compare your taste with a friend's
Taste Match scores how closely your ratings agree on the titles you've both finished, then lists what they loved that you haven't tried yet.
Rank anything from S to D
Drag titles into tiers, from your library or a starter template, and save the board as an image. The tier list maker works without an account too.
Goals and monthly challenges
Set a yearly goal, like 52 books or 100 films, and pick up the monthly challenge. Both track themselves from what you finish.
Private until you say otherwise
Hide whole categories from friends, keep your journal and notes to yourself, and publish a review only when you choose to. There are no ads inside your library.
Bring your history with you
Upload your Letterboxd, IMDb, Goodreads, StoryGraph, MyAnimeList, Kitsu or Trakt export as it comes, or fetch an AniList list by username. You get a preview before anything is added, and you can export your whole library as JSON whenever you want. See how switching works.
No account needed
Things to try right now
- Daily gameGuess the titleA new puzzle every day, in six guesses or fewer
- ToolTier list makerRank movies, games or anything else and save the image
- SeasonalHalloween picksFilms, shows, games and books for the season
- GuidesFranchises in orderStar Wars, The Witcher, Zelda and more, in the order to watch or play them
- GuidesIf you liked…Picks across formats for the thing you just finished
- ToolPick for meCan't decide? Get one suggestion at a time
- CalendarRelease RadarNew movies, TV premieres, the anime season and upcoming games
- CommunityMember reviewsWhat people on OmniTrackr thought, spoilers tagged
Or follow a Discover trail: an evening to yourself, a fresh start or somewhere strange.
Read before you sign up
New from the guides
41 free guides: the best order through long franchises, what to try after a favourite, and themed picks across every format. Each one is dated and says who each pick suits, with a fair caveat.
- SeasonalHoliday picksThanksgiving, Christmas and winter picks in six formats, from full-tinsel favourites to snowy stories with no holiday at all. Each has a festive level and a caveat.Updated
- Best of the yearThe best movies of 2026 so farEight films from 2026 worth seeking out, from Project Hail Mary and The Odyssey to Blue Heron and Obsession, with where they came out and what to know first.Updated
- In orderStar Wars in orderEvery Star Wars film and the three essential series, in release order, story order and the Machete order, with what each adds and what you can skip.Updated
- Discover guideNotice the detailsChoose between After Yang, Abstract, Music for Airports, and Braiding Sweetgrass by the kind of attention each one asks for, from close watching to slow reading.Updated
- If you likedIf you liked InterstellarSeven picks for after Interstellar, from Arrival and Contact to Outer Wilds, Project Hail Mary and Brian Eno's Apollo, with why each fits and what to know first.Updated
- Monthly editionOctober 2026: Stay with the strangeSix stories about things that refuse to be explained. None of them solves its ghost. They are more interested in what not knowing does to people: to their grief, belief and memory, and to the stories they tell to make a place feel knowable.Updated
Questions
A few honest answers
Still curious? The full FAQ and guides cover imports, privacy, and reviews.
Yes. Create an account and use the tracker without a subscription or credit card.
Yes. Your activity journal and weekly playback stay inside your account and never carry ads. Public reviews are an opt-in choice on individual items, and category privacy controls let you decide what friends can see.
Yes. Upload your Letterboxd ZIP, IMDb, Goodreads or StoryGraph CSV, MyAnimeList or Kitsu XML, or Trakt export, or fetch a public AniList list, and preview it without changing existing records. Sign up and import. You can also export your OmniTrackr collection and journal as JSON whenever you want.
Movies, TV shows, anime, video games, music, books, and custom collections such as comics, podcasts, or board games.
Yes. You can create an expiring, unlisted Recommendation Postcard with selected media types and a reply limit. A guest can answer through that link, but nothing is added to your library until you explicitly accept it.
Start your library
Start keeping track of what you love.
- Six media types plus your own custom tabs
- Private journal, checkpoints, and statistics
- Import from Letterboxd, IMDb, Goodreads, StoryGraph, MyAnimeList, AniList, or Trakt
- Free, with a full JSON export any time
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