Your screen life is a memory, not a metric.
ScreenLife keeps films, episodes, ratings, reviews, lists, and dates together in a personal record that can remain private and leave with you.
One history, two focused modes
Movies and series ask different questions. A movie tracker needs logs and rewatches. A series tracker needs progress and the next episode. ScreenLife preserves those differences while keeping the resulting history connected.
Independent accounts
Each member has a separate library, history, settings, and offline queue. Member-visible profiles, reviews, and lists are shared deliberately inside the preview rather than published to the open web.
Portable by design
ScreenLife can preview supported imports before applying them and export user-created data again. Portability is part of the product architecture, not a support request saved for later.
Useful without becoming performative
Statistics show patterns in a viewing life, while spoiler controls and privacy boundaries keep the experience personal. There are no public leaderboards or incentives to watch for a number.
Give every watch a place to live.
Start a private movie and series history that stays organized, useful, and portable.