Films, series, albums, books and gigs, in one app. Your taste isn't split five ways, so your log shouldn't be either.
Rate a film, album, book or gig in half stars. Add a line if you have one, the day, and whether it's a rewatch. Keep it to yourself or post it.
Still the kindest film I know.
Your film, reading and listening diary in one, kept month by month. Scroll back and see what a whole season was made of.
The shelf keeps what you're in the middle of: the page you're on, the next episode, and your watchlist and to-read pile.
A film, the book it came from, the album you played after. A list holds any of them, and people too.
Follow friends and their logs show up in your feed. Switch to Global for everyone else's.
Start at a film, hop to its soundtrack, then to the composer. Share the line when you're done.
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artsvibe is a mobile app for logging the films, series, albums, books and gigs you love, all in one place. You rate what you finish, keep it in a diary, and arrange your favourites in a pixel-art room that is your profile.
Films, TV series, albums, books and gigs. Each entry can have a star rating with half stars, a line in your own words, the date, and whether it was a first time or a repeat.
Not yet. artsvibe is being made for iPhone and Android and isn't on the App Store or Google Play yet. It's coming soon to both.
It keeps all five in one place. In artsvibe, films, series, albums, books and gigs share one log, one diary and one profile, instead of being split across a film app, a book app and a music app.
In spirit, yes. You log and rate what you finish, keep a diary, make lists and follow friends. The difference is that films share the log with series, albums, books and gigs. artsvibe is a separate app and isn't connected to Letterboxd.
Yes. On your shelf, a series you're watching shows the next episode, and you check each one in as you go. A book you're reading keeps the page you're on, next to its page count.
Yes. Gigs are their own type, next to films, series, albums and books. You log a concert like anything else, with a rating, a line and the date, and on your shelf it shows up as a ticket.
Your profile in artsvibe is a pixel-art room. You hang the covers of your favourites on the wall, move props where you want them, and if you place a crate, it fills up with what you logged this month.
Yes. Follow people, and what they share shows up in your feed. Each time you log something, you choose who sees it: only you, your friends, or everyone.
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