Always screening · free entry
Everything you've
watched, played, read and listened to.
Shows, movies, anime, games, books and albums. Loomkeep keeps track of every session — the date, the episode, what's next — and shows you your whole collection at a glance.
On the bill
Six rooms, one ticket.
You open the rooms that matter to you. The ones you don't enable disappear from navigation, search and stats. Tick yours below — the rest of the page adjusts.
How many apps does it take to track all of that?
With existing tools
3
apps, just as many accounts, no overview
- Trakt
- Backloggd
- Goodreads
With Loomkeep
1
One library, one stats page, one export. The same account for every room you've opened.
Coming from elsewhere? Bring your history along.
Nothing more discouraging than retyping everything. The import goes through your library, collection by collection, showing you what was recognized before writing anything.
Your service isn't listed? You can request it on the suggestion board.
Available
TV Time
Shows and episodes watched
from an export made before it shut down
Trakt
History, watchlist and ratings
Simkl
Shows, movies and anime
MyAnimeList
Anime, progress, notes and ownership
AniList
Anime, progress, ratings and notes
Steam
Library and playtime
Goodreads
Reads, dates and ratings (CSV)
StoryGraph
Reads, dates and ratings (CSV)
Babelio
Reads and ratings (CSV)
Letterboxd
Movies, diary and reviews
IMDb
Ratings, watchlist and lists
Not yet
- Serializd
- Last.fm
- RateYourMusic
- BoardGameGeek
In your pocket.
Loomkeep on your phone: the Android app, or the web app on any phone. The same library, up to date the moment the site is.
The Android app comes from GitHub until it reaches Google Play: how to install and update it.
Notifications
New episodes and replies, even with the app closed.
Scanner
A book's barcode or a friend's QR code, straight from the camera.
Share to Loomkeep
A link from IMDb, Letterboxd or your browser opens the work.
Links and shortcuts
Email links open in the app; a long press on its icon goes to search or the calendar.
About the name
A loom, and a place things are kept.
Six different materials, one single fabric. That's what the app does: it takes things that have nothing in common — a twenty-two minute episode, a six-hundred page novel, eighty hours of game — and turns them into a readable story.
It's built by one person, published as open source, with no ads and no investor to pay back. Your export is complete and free, today and the day you decide to leave.
- loom
- The weaving loom. The threads are your domains; the weft is your time; the fabric forms while you watch.
- keep
- A castle's keep: the part held onto last. Your data lives there — exportable, deletable, never resold.
Your collection deserves better than 3 tabs.
Free, no ads, open source, built by one person. You can export or delete everything whenever you want — that's stated before you sign up, not after.