“Letterboxd is the best social film tracking, discovery and watchlist tool for iOS”
“Browse top rated and popular lists to find and rate films you've watched”
“Log and rate films as you watch them to create a diary of your viewing history”
“Add a review and tags to each entry, then share and discuss with others”
“Follow friends, make lists, get cast & crew info, discover new films and much more!”
“Upgrade to set and filter by your favorite streaming services.”
“Upgrade to Patron to customize your posters and backdrops”
“A curated rental store built for film discovery.”
“Share films and ratings to your Instagram Story”
A closer look at the screenshots
A film page combines a poster, trailer action, and rating distribution, showing several film-information tools together.
A film panel groups watched, liked, rated, and watchlist controls in one row.
Dated diary entries and star ratings build a visible viewing history.
A written review appears with a film still, giving the discussion feature a substantial content example.
A themed numbered film list demonstrates personal curation through a concrete subject.
A paid-tier badge appears with named streaming-service filters, making the upgrade's control visible.
Alternative poster and backdrop artwork show the appearance choices available for a film.
A separately branded video store uses curated shelves to organise rental choices.
An Instagram Story export gives the set a concrete sharing destination.
About this app
Letterboxd for iOS puts the popular social network for film lovers on your iPhone or iPad, so you can log films and catch up on your friends’ activity with ease. Sign in with your existing account (or create one for free) to enjoy our native app interface. These features of the web experience are supported, with more to come: – Sign in (with 1Password support) or create an account – Browse popular, highly rated and most anticipated films (including our official list of the Top 250 Narrative Features) – Log films with date, rating, review and tags – View film info (including cast & crew, popular lists and reviews) and rate, like, watchlist or mark as watched – View (and filter) your activity feed – Read and comment on reviews and lists – Create and edit lists – View member profiles including films, reviews, diary entries, tags, stats and more – Follow members to see their activity in your feed – Filter and sort collections of films based on specific criteria – Search for films, content and people – Edit your profile settings Our app offers account upgrades: – Upgrade to 1 Year of Letterboxd Pro or Patron – Pro tier adds annual and all-time stats pages based on your account activity, advanced activity and streaming service filters (including the option to pick and filter by the streaming services you subscribe to, powered by JustWatch.com), list cloning and removes third-party ads. – Patron tier provides all the benefits of Pro, plus the option to customize film posters, backdrops on your profile and content (if available), additional stats, a listing in the Patrons directory on our website and early access to new features. – Payment is charged to your iTunes Account when you confirm purchase and your subscription automatically renews unless auto-renewal is disabled at least 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. Your iTunes account will be charged for a renewal up to 24 hours before the end of each current period, at the same annual fee. – You can manage your subscription and disable auto-renewals in the App Store app following purchase. – Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited if you purchase a subscription to that publication, where applicable Our terms of use are always available at: https://letterboxd.com/legal/terms-of-use/ We welcome your feedback regarding Letterboxd for iOS. Please email us: hello@letterboxd.com
Headlines in this set
9 screenshots · 9 with a headline
“Letterboxd is the best social film tracking, discovery and watchlist tool for iOS”
The line names tracking, discovery, and watchlists, but its length and “best” claim make the opening less focused.
“Browse top rated and popular lists to find and rate films you've watched”
The sentence describes discovering films through lists and then recording a response to them.
“Log and rate films as you watch them to create a diary of your viewing history”
The line explains the value of logging as creating a diary over time.
“Add a review and tags to each entry, then share and discuss with others”
The sequence moves from adding information to an entry to sharing and discussing it.
“Follow friends, make lists, get cast & crew info, discover new films and much more!”
The long list of actions conveys breadth, although several features compete for attention in one headline.
“Upgrade to set and filter by your favorite streaming services.”
The sentence states both the upgrade requirement and the specific filtering benefit.
“Upgrade to Patron to customize your posters and backdrops”
The line names Patron as the required tier and custom artwork as the benefit.
“A curated rental store built for film discovery.”
The sentence positions rentals around film discovery rather than only a transaction.
“Share films and ratings to your Instagram Story”
The headline names what is shared and where it goes, keeping the final action specific.
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