I built NeoLibrary because everything I watch and read was scattered across separate apps, each with its own account, friends, and history. NeoLibrary puts films, shows, books, and games in one place:

Rate anything out of 10 and say why in a review. Spoilers stay hidden until a reader chooses to see them.
Rate each season of a show on its own.
Keep a Watchlist, a TBR, and a Backlog, make lists, and start discussions with your friends.

I designed NeoLibrary carefully to avoid the choice paralysis that comes with an app that covers everything. When you sign up, you arrange the categories in the header in the order you want, and the first one is where NeoLibrary opens every time. I only read books and watch films, so those are my first two categories, and I’m never pushed toward games or shows. You can change the order any time in Account Settings.

Here is my question for you: What would make NeoLibrary the one place you keep track of everything you watch, read, and play?

Rate anything out of 10 and say why in a review. Spoilers stay hidden until a reader chooses to see them.
Rate each season of a show on its own.
Keep a Watchlist, a TBR, and a Backlog, make lists, and start discussions with your friends.

Here is my question for you: What would make NeoLibrary the one place you keep track of everything you watch, read, and play?

NeoLibrary

Log and rate films, shows, books, and games with friends.

Log and rate films, shows, books, and games with friends.