Meet iWatched
iWatched is a simple, modern way to track the movies and shows you watch. Keep a personal record of everything you've seen, save titles for later, and build a profile that reflects your taste.
Features
Track what you watch, keep a living watchlist, and explore your own stats — all in one place.
Search for any movie or show, open its page, and mark it as watched, saved, or a favourite with a single click. Entries sync across web and any future platforms.
Browse moviesUse the “Saved” toggle anywhere to push items into your queue. The homepage can surface a “What to watch tonight” carousel based on that list.
The dashboard keeps track of totals, hours watched, watch streaks, and upcoming releases. Slice your activity by genre, runtime, medium, or year.
Each profile gets a short, unique URL you can send to friends to show off lists, reviews, showcases, and recommendations.
Customization
Badges, showcases, and flexible layout options help your profile feel personal and reflective of your taste.
Choose a cover image, set a featured badge, and promote curated lists, favourite actors, or series marathons using showcases.
Add personal notes to every title, write reviews, and collect badges as you watch and explore so your history tells a story, not just a list.
Privacy & data
iWatched is built to keep your data under your control.
Your profile can be Public, Friends-only, or Private. Everything you log stays editable, exportable, and under your control. See the Privacy Policy for details.
Posters and metadata are provided by The Movie Database (TMDb). This product uses the TMDb API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDb.
Roadmap
We’re iterating in public, with a focus on stability, clarity, and new ways to explore what you watch.
Upcoming improvements include OAuth login options, bulk imports, richer statistics and review tools, import/export, collaborative lists, and more curated events.
iWatched began as a personal project to build a clean, enjoyable way to log what I watch. Friends wanted the same experience, so it grew into a public beta focused on making tracking simple, flexible, and fun.