Every viewing has a date
A film can be watched more than once. ScreenLife keeps each log as its own event, so rewatches remain part of the story.
A private film diary for every watch and rewatch.
Keep a dated record of the films you watch, how they landed, and what you want to see next—without forcing your film history into a public feed.
Ratings, reviews and notes
Rate in half-point steps, write a review, add tags, mark spoilers, or keep a quieter note for yourself.
A watchlist that stays useful
Save films for later, browse your library, filter the backlog, and let ScreenLife suggest a random pick when choosing becomes the hard part.
Your year in film
See viewing totals, ratings, time watched, and year-by-year patterns without turning statistics into a competition.
Built around film habits
Watched is not the same as logged.
ScreenLife distinguishes a film being in your watched history from each dated occasion when you watched it. That keeps imports, diary entries, rewatches, and lifetime history consistent.
- Multiple dated logs for the same film.
- Ratings can exist without a public review.
- Private notes and spoiler-aware reviews.
- Favorites, likes, tags, lists, and watchlist state.
- Letterboxd and IMDb import previews.
Your next chapter
Open ScreenLifeStart a film diary that stays yours.
Open ScreenLife, find a film, and give the watch a date.