What is Loggy used for?

Loggy is a Spanish-language diary app for movies, series and books with half-star ratings, a decision roulette for friends and streaming availability. It is a good fit for couples deciding what to watch tonight, and readers and film fans tracking everything in one place.

Is Loggy open source?

No. Loggy is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Media & Streaming category, open-source options include Yamtrack, Frosty and Jellyfin.

What are some alternatives to Loggy?

Loggy competes with Letterboxd, Goodreads and IMDb.

Loggy: features, pricing and alternatives

About Loggy

Loggy is a cultural diary that brings film, TV and book tracking into one app, positioning itself as a combination of what Letterboxd, TV Time and Goodreads each do. You log what you watch and read with half-star ratings, scan a book's barcode with the camera to add it to your list, and see where a title can be streamed in your country, across services such as Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Disney+, Filmin and Apple TV.

A shared feature is a 30-second roulette: add a partner or friends, and Loggy cross-references your watchlists to show what you have in common and spin to choose. Spoiler Shield detects reviews with key plot reveals in the community feed and blurs them until tapped. Annual goals and statistics, such as books read, hours of film and breakdowns by director or author, are marked as PRO.

The app works offline first and syncs when a connection returns. It is offered for Android and iOS and as a web version, described as free with no intrusive ads, with a database of more than a million titles, in Spanish and English.

Key features

Movie, series and book diary
Ratings in half-star steps
Barcode scanner for books
Streaming availability by country
30-second roulette to choose with friends
Spoiler Shield that blurs spoiler reviews
Offline-first with sync
Annual goals and statistics on PRO

Good fit for

Couples deciding what to watch tonight
Readers and film fans tracking everything in one place

Tags: movies; tv-shows; books; diary; streaming; spanish; watchlist; mobile-app

Loggy: questions and answers

What is Loggy used for?: Loggy is a Spanish-language diary app for movies, series and books with half-star ratings, a decision roulette for friends and streaming availability. It is a good fit for couples deciding what to watch tonight, and readers and film fans tracking everything in one place.
Is Loggy free?: Yes. Loggy is free to use.
Is Loggy open source?: No. Loggy is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Media & Streaming category, open-source options include Yamtrack, Frosty and Jellyfin.
What are some alternatives to Loggy?: Loggy competes with Letterboxd, Goodreads and IMDb.