For the love of movies: The personal app for your cinematic journey — since 2013
Search 315,000 movies, 464,000 people and 58,000 cinemas offline, follow new theatrical releases, plan with your watchlist and challenges, listen to soundtracks from Apple Music, and keep a personal diary of what you watched, with whom and where.
FIND OFFLINE
• Movies and people: 315,000 movies and 464,000 people, searchable without a connection.
• Nearby cinemas: 58,000 cinemas, by name or near you.
• Characters and locations: find a movie by who's in the story and where it's set.
• Sources and subjects: by the book it was based on and what it's about.
ENJOY
• Statistics and widgets: your watching habits, on your Home Screen too.
• Custom posters: choose the poster you like for every movie you've seen.
• Soundtracks: the movie's album on Apple Music, where one was released.
DISCOVER
• Follow people: get notified when their next movie is released.
• Filmographies: everything a person worked on, and how much of it you've seen.
ORGANIZE
• Watchlist: sections for announced and upcoming movies.
• Diary: every viewing with its date; a rewatch is its own entry.
• Favorites and ratings: favorites, five or ten stars.
• Notes: a note for each viewing.
• Challenges: lists with a goal and a progress bar — a hundred movies, a director, a year.
• Inbox: movies and challenges shared with you land here.
SHARE
• Movies and challenges: a shared challenge carries the whole list inside the link, with no record on any server.
MANAGE
• Multi-device support: one library across iPhone, iPad and Mac.
• Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight: log a movie or add it to your watchlist without opening the app.
• Import and export: bring your history, watchlist and ratings from Letterboxd, IMDb, Filmtipset or any CSV; export and backup are always free.
• Apple TV: your watchlist on the big screen, as a companion to the app.
FILMLOG PLUS
Filmlog Plus adds multi-device support, star ratings, notes per viewing, watch companions, the cinema on the entry, statistics and widgets, unlimited challenges, unlimited following, extended cinema search, importing your matched library, custom posters, tile/list switching and custom facts, additional app icons and the Claude Desktop extension on the Mac. Subscription or one-time purchase; every plan includes Family Sharing.
Do you have feedback? Send an email to: feedback@simonbraun.eu
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I’m loving the simplicity of this app. It’s exactly what I’m looking for — a way to journal my thoughts about a movie in a space that is not a social networking app.One feature I wish was available is the ability to tag/label for easier sorting/filtering of my list. I’m noticing as my saved films list gets bigger, it’s becoming unruly to sift through. I would love to be able to tag my films with keywords of my choosing for specific searching later on. E.g. I can’t just search my saved films for “horror.” I have to scroll through all my saved films (thats ordered by date saved) and hope I run into a horror movie.
Developer Response
Hi Chemanchap,thank you for your awesome review and feature recommendation. Having tags would be great and there are updates to come.If you have feedback don‘t hesitate to get in touch: feedback@simonbraun.eu — Best, Simon
Almost Great
Pweerd
This app is almost great but a few glitches get in the way.As the first glitch, the app crashes a lot...usually when searching.The second glitch is hard to catch. For some reason if you try to edit a log that is already saved the app often saves the date as one day later than the date you set it at. For example if you save a movie to your watch list for January 1st, 2019 then go back to edit the date to, say, January 3rd 2019 it will save as January 4th. Sometimes this can be corrected by editing it again, sometimes it takes several tries. After finding this glitch I don’t have any confidence in the saved data.The third glitch happens when searching. If you’ve already saved a movie to your list you can search and bring up that saved log. That’s great if you want to search if you’ve already watched a particular movie. But, if the movie title has an apostrophe, for instance “We’re the Millers”, the search function doesn’t recognize the movie is already in your list.If the developer can reduce the crashes and fix this date glitch I would definitely recommend this app.
Developer Response
Hi Pweerd,thank you for your feedback. The search crashes should be fixed with the next update. A Testflight build should be available today. Link to join the beta test can be found here: https://agiligator.cc/filmlog/betaAnd thanks for the description of the other bugs. I will dig into it and try to get bugfixes out within this or the next release.If you have more questions or feedback don‘t hesitate to get in touch: support@agiligator.cc — Best, Simon
Great except you can’t rate a movie!?!
gerald barry
Great for tracking movies you’ve watched. I just wish I could give ratings (1-5 stars)to what I’ve watched. Literally a deal breaker for this app. Otherwise it’s almost perfect.
Developer Response
Noted. Thank you for the feedback!
One time purchase option is nice
bike5262
Been using filmlog for a minute now, and I did get a bit worried when I thought I needed to use a subscription for the features again, but all I had to do was hit restore purchase. Apologies for the confusion, keep up the good work!
Developer Response
Hi bike5262,thank you for the review update. Previous reply below:Sorry for the inconvenience. If you bought Filmlog Plus previously just restore your purchase and you should be ready to go. For support please mail to support@simonbraun.euSubscriptions are an additional option to support my work. Filmlog is updated now for more than ten years and I need a steady income to make it twenty.
Ready for iPhone Duo — plus a round of improvements and fixes.
NEW
• Filmlog is ready for iPhone Duo.
IMPROVED
• Search — a film found only through its titles in other languages now says in how many languages it matched, and a title in another language shows a small tag with its language.
• iPad — the poster page's actions sit on the page itself, centered next to the poster.
• Apple TV — a poster you picked for a film now shows there too.
FIXED
• A poster you picked while adding a film only showed up everywhere after restarting the app. // Thanks Steffen
• A poster picked on another device could stay blank on the film's page.
• Releases sometimes showed a film's poster in another language than the rest of the app.
• Someone you followed from Search only showed up in Releases after restarting the app.
• A film added to the watchlist or marked as seen from its page, the Inbox included, only showed up in the list after restarting the app.
• Switching to the Releases tab stalled the app for a moment.
• The System appearance stayed dark instead of following your device's light or dark mode.
• The search field floated far above the emoji keyboard.
• On iPad, a long To Watch note pushed its last lines and the cursor under the keyboard.
• Searching for people could show an error for people who exist only in the offline catalog.
• Half-star ratings ignored how your language writes decimal numbers.
• The screen title was unreadable on a film's age ratings and on its titles in other languages.
• A crash at launch with the Saudi Arabia, Egypt or Iran region format.
• On iPad in Arabic, the film poster sat under the action panel.
Version 2026.10
The developer, Simon Braun, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
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