Cineswipe
If you like Letterboxd’s idea of tracking what you watch but want a faster way to decide what’s next, Cineswipe leans hard into discovery. It’s designed for moments when you’re undecided, with a swipe-driven flow that makes browsing feel more like picking than researching.
It also puts more emphasis on analytics and utility than a pure social feed. One user highlights using it when they’re unsure what to watch and that it helps them manage time via a detailed stats page, which is a different “get me to an answer” orientation than writing long reviews.
Cineswipe stands out if you’re juggling multiple tracking ecosystems. With syncing in its core pitch (including Trakt/TMDB/Letterboxd-style workflows), it can work as a unifying front-end rather than asking you to abandon your existing history.
The trade-off is that it’s less about the culture of film criticism and more about speed, progress tracking, and practical discovery. If Letterboxd is your diary, Cineswipe is closer to your decision engine.
Best for
Best for movie and TV watchers who want swipe-first discovery plus stats-driven tracking, especially on Android.
Standout features
- ✓Swipe-based movie and series discovery
- ✓Detailed watch history stats and analytics
- ✓Multi-service syncing across tracking platforms
- ✓Watchlist and collections management
- ✓Progress tracking for series
