The Best Way to Organize Your Movie Collection (That Actually Works)
Forget genre-based sorting. Here's a practical system for organizing movies that you'll actually use.
Media Organization Tips, Guides & Updates
Forget genre-based sorting. Here's a practical system for organizing movies that you'll actually use.
Reviews tell you what one person thought. Curated lists tell you what to actually watch next. Here's why lists are the better recommendation format.
Stop sending random links that get ignored. Here's how to share recommendations in a way that actually gets people to watch, read, or play.
Letterboxd, Goodreads, MyAnimeList, Trakt, Fanakin—here's which app does what, and why you might need more than one.
The 20-minute scroll through Netflix is over. Here's how one couple built a system for picking what to watch together without the argument.
The best recommendations don't stop at one medium. Here's how to create cross-media lists that give people the full experience.
Finding out you and your best friend have completely different taste in movies is weirdly entertaining. Here's why taste comparison is the new personality test.
One person's experiment with tracking every piece of media they consume—and what happened when they stopped losing recommendations.
Tier lists aren't just memes. They're a surprisingly effective way to figure out what you actually like—and share it with others.
See how fanakin works as an alternative as well as a companion to your media tracking app - Goodreads as an example
See how fanakin works as an alternative as well as a companion to your media tracking app - Letterboxd as an example
Netflix has thousands of shows. Your reading list has 50 books. So why do you spend 30 minutes scrolling and end up watching The Office again?
You don't need a perfect system. You need a system that works. Here's how to organize your movies, books, games, and shows without overthinking it.
Your friend recommends a great book. You say 'I'll check it out!' Three months later, you've completely forgotten. Here's how to fix that.
After years of juggling Letterboxd, Goodreads, and random spreadsheets, we decided to build something better. Here's why.