Fast logging
Rating first. Notes, vibes, rewatches, DNF and watch date are there when they matter, not as a form you have to complete.
Movie diary
A movie diary that gets more useful as it fills up.
Log what you watched, what you rated it, and the notes you want to remember. Kinolog keeps the diary private, then turns that history into Taste, predictions and picks for tonight.
Example
September · 24 films
SEP 22
★★★★½
SEP 20
★★★★★
SEP 18
★★★★½
SEP 15
★★★★
SEP 12
★★★★
SEP 9
★★★½
SEP 6
★★★★★
SEP 3
★★★★
Example
Your taste · 163 films
Slow, cerebral science fiction is your strongest kind of film.
+0.6★vs 3.9★ average · 12 films
How you rate · 80 films
1★
2★
3★
4★
5★
- You return to
- Denis Villeneuve · 5 films
- Your decade
- The 2010s
- Five stars
- Rare: 14% of your ratings
Your history becomes evidence
The diary does not stop at a list.
Ratings, rewatches, DNFs, dates and the films behind them become a structured read on your taste. Kinolog can show where what you watch most differs from what you rate best, which people reliably work for you, and where the evidence is still thin.
See the movie taste profileA diary you can keep using.
Honest dates
Exact, approximate and unknown dates stay distinct, so old memories do not become fake precision in time-based reads.
Your data stays yours
No public profiles, no followers and no feed. Export as JSON or Letterboxd-compatible CSV whenever you want.
Already have a diary?
Bring your Letterboxd history with you.
Kinolog accepts your Letterboxd export with ratings, watch dates, reviews, tags, rewatches, likes and watchlist. Your first Letterboxd history comes in full. Repeat bulk imports are limited on Free; Plus removes the repeat-import ceiling.
Read the import guide or compare the products in the Kinolog vs Letterboxd guide.