Letterboxd for TV shows

Like Letterboxd, but it tracks your TV shows too.

Letterboxd is a wonderful home for films — but it doesn't track TV episodes, and a lot of what you watch is TV. WhatAMovie covers both, without the account.

The gap Letterboxd leaves

Letterboxd is film-only by design: you log movies, rate them, write reviews, follow friends. It's great at that. But there's no per-episode or per-season tracking for TV, so the show you're three seasons into has nowhere to live.

WhatAMovie tracks movies and TV together. Mark episodes watched, see progress per season and show, jump to the next episode, and get a local notification when a new one premieres — plus where every title is streaming in your country.

Letterboxd vs WhatAMovie

FeatureLetterboxdWhatAMovie
Tracks moviesYesYes
Tracks TV episodesNoYes — per season and show
Where to watchLimitedJustWatch data in 41 countries
Account requiredYesNo
Streaming filtersBehind ProFree
Apple Watch appNoYes

To be clear: if what you love is the film community — reviews, lists, followers — Letterboxd is still the best at that, and WhatAMovie doesn't try to replace it. WhatAMovie is for privately tracking everything you watch, TV included, not for performing it to a feed.

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Questions people are asking

Is there a Letterboxd for TV shows?

WhatAMovie is the closest thing: it tracks TV episodes and seasons the way Letterboxd tracks films, and it handles movies too. It's free, needs no account, and runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.

Can I use both?

Absolutely. Many people keep Letterboxd for film reviews and use WhatAMovie to actually track what they're watching across TV and movies, with where-to-watch and next-episode reminders.

Does WhatAMovie have ratings?

Yes — it can show IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores (opt-in), so you can decide what to watch without leaving the app. It doesn't have a social review feed by design.