Logfolio: Your Log of Books, Films, Games and Anything Else

Logfolio

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Everything you read, watch, play, collect, build, and love on one page.

Log the books, films, shows and games you've tried, good or bad.
Or make your own type for anything else you collect.

What a page looks likeSee Naeem's profile →

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Naeem

@naeem · 48 photos · 92 books · 158 films · 49 games

More than what you read and watch

Your page holds what you love, what you use, and what you keep. Pick the parts that are you.

Something else? Make your own type.

Pick an emoji, add up to 12 fields, or start from one of 17 templates.

Books in one app, films in another, games nowhere.

One page, in three steps.

  1. logfolio.co/yourname

    Available

    01

    Claim your username

    Sign up with Google or your email, and your page has an address.

    • Goodreads92 books
    • Letterboxd158 films
    • Steam49 games

    02

    Bring your history

    Import from 17 apps with your ratings and dates, or add things as you go.

  2. 03

    Share the link

    It shows a preview in any chat. Keep logging and the page keeps up.

What will yours look like?

Use cases to start from: a reading log, a game backlog, a travelogue and more.

Make lists of what you love.

Your 10 favourite books, the games you'd replay, everything that made your year. Pick from your log, put them in order, and share the link.

  • Mix books, films, shows, games and albums in one list
  • With Pro, your own types too: a desk setup, a camera bag, the tools you build with
  • Ranked or not, in the order you choose
  • A note on each, saying why it's there
  • Its own page and share image, free with no limit

Notes that link to what you logged.

Write about a book or a film, and every link works both ways.

  1. Typing [[Lifecycle in a note opens a list of matching books and notes; picking one makes it a link.

    1Type [[ as you writeOr @. Pick anything you logged, or another note.

  2. ArrivalFilms · Denis Villeneuve · 2016Watched · ★★★★★

    …sent me back to Arrival, which comes from his story “Story of Your Life”.

    2Publish, and it's a linkPoint at it for a preview. Links to private things stay plain text.

  3. Arrival🎬 Watched · ★★★★★Mentioned in📝 Ted Chiang, twice📝 Films that beat the story

    3Linked both waysThe film lists every published note that mentions it.

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