Cataloggd
One list for anime, TV, movies, games, comics and books
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Cataloggd - One list for anime, TV, movies, games, comics and books

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Anime on MyAnimeList, films on Letterboxd, games on Backloggd, books on Goodreads — four accounts, four scales, no answer to "what did I finish this year?" One catalog instead: 316,899 titles across anime, manga, TV, movies, games, comics and books. One 10-point score, one list, one stats page. - One search box hits every medium - Tracking per type: episodes, chapters, hours played, 100%'d - Stats: totals, hours, scores, genres, decades - MyAnimeList + Trakt import - Unlimited tracking, free

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I kept four trackers going: MyAnimeList for anime, Letterboxd for films, Backloggd for games, Goodreads for books. Different scales, different lists, and no way to answer a simple question — what did I actually finish this year, across everything? So I built the thing I wanted. Cataloggd is one catalog and one 10-point score for anime, manga, TV, movies, games, comics and books — 316,899 titles so far. One search box hits every medium at once (search "zelda" and you get the games and the manga). Tracking adapts per type: episodes and chapters where that makes sense, hours played, device and 100%'d for games. The part I'm proudest of is unglamorous: the data. Every medium runs on a source that's actually licensed for this — AniList, TVMaze, Simkl, IGDB, Open Library — and when a comics provider cut us off mid-build, I rebuilt that catalogue from the Grand Comics Database with a self-hosted cover pipeline. 316k titles, no scraped-and-hope. Tracking is unlimited on the free plan and always will be. Pro is themes and extras — never a cap on your own list. You can bring your history with you: MyAnimeList XML and Trakt zip imports are built in. I'd love to know what you'd track first, and what's missing. I'm here all day.