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Pick a profile, or start a new one. Everyone gets their own watched marks, ratings, notes and trophies — no account, no password.
Ranked on trophies first, then on elapsed time from a profile’s first watched title to its newest trophy — so a long-dormant profile is not punished for the gap before it started.
Free from themoviedb.org — make an account, then Settings → API → request a key (choose Developer). The key is kept on this device only and is never shared with other profiles; only the poster addresses it finds are shared.
This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. Posters are served from TMDB and remain the property of their respective rights holders; nothing is copied into this file. Titles TMDB does not carry keep the archive’s generated artwork.
Archive order is neither release order nor in-universe chronology. It is a reading of the saga that protects reveals while keeping cause and effect intact.
Release order preserves twists but scatters connected stories across a decade. Strict chronology ruins three of the best reveals in the saga. Archive order keeps release order as its spine and moves a title only when the move pays for itself: an origin that works better as an overture, a sequel set minutes after its predecessor, a series that explains the film following it.
Every relocation is argued in the title's own dossier, under Why it sits here. Priority badges are guidance for a first pass, not a verdict on quality — a Skippable title can still be a favourite, and the archive tracks it either way.
Series runtimes are the approximate total of all episodes, rounded. Titles marked Upcoming are excluded from every progress calculation until they are released.