följa

Remember everything you watch.
Find out nothing you haven't.

A diary of every film and episode you watch, and a map of every disc you own. Anything you haven't reached stays covered until you ask.

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Free. Web, Android and Windows. No ads, no tracking.

The följa home screen on a desktop: shows in progress, recently watched films, and charts of watch time beside them.
The följa home screen on a phone: shelves of posters for the shows in progress and the films watched lately.

Nothing ahead of you gets through

Episodes you've watched are there in full. The ones ahead keep their titles, pictures and synopses to themselves, and so do the faces you haven't met yet. Tap to uncover.

Breaking Bad, four episodes into its third season: the watched episodes listed with their titles and synopses, the ones after them covered, and a later season's trailer covered too.
The same show on a phone: the watched episodes in full, the next ones covered.
Oppenheimer, not yet watched: its release date, 181-minute runtime, director and streaming services in view, its poster and genres covered.
How long is it? Runtime, release date and where it streams. Not the plot, the poster or the cast.
The next episode of Breaking Bad: its number, 48-minute runtime and air date in view, its title, still and synopsis covered.
How long is the next episode? Its length and air date. Not its title or its picture.
Giancarlo Esposito's page: the three roles the viewer has seen listed, and his other 194 credits counted behind a cover.
Where do I know them from? The roles you've seen. Everything else is a number behind glass.
Breaking Bad's videos: the first season's trailer open, a later season's covered.
Can I watch the trailer? For the seasons you've reached. Later ones stay covered: they open on how the last one ended.

Write it down once. Get the answers for years.

A diary that remembers the details

Every film and episode with its date, the service or disc it came from, your rating and your notes. Find any of it again by any of that.

The watch diary on a desktop, grouped by day, each entry badged with the service it was watched on, filters down the left.
The watch diary on a phone, grouped by day, each entry badged with the service it was watched on.

Lists that know how far you’ve got

Your watchlist opens on what's left. Progress counts episodes, not titles, so a long show you started last night doesn't read as done.

The lists screen on a desktop: each list with a poster, a count and a three-part progress bar.
The lists screen on a phone: each list with a poster, a count and a three-part progress bar.

Every disc, exactly where it is

Draw your rooms and shelves once. Then “Collected” on any title opens the room at its case.

A bookcase in 3D with one case standing out of its shelf, the shelf's map beside it and the film's details on the right.
The same bookcase on a phone, with the shelf's map in a sheet below it.
On a shelf. The case slides out; the shelf's map shows where.
A chest of drawers in 3D with the top drawer pulled out and a Breaking Bad box set lifted from it, its five seasons listed beside the room.
The same drawer on a phone.
In a drawer. A box of five seasons is one case, as it is on the shelf.
The floor plan: two rooms with a bookcase, a chest of drawers and a sideboard drawn to scale, the bookcase selected and its settings beside the plan.
The floor plan on a phone.
Drawn to scale. Rooms, bookcases, drawers and crates, dragged into place.
The library as a grid of posters, each badged with the format it is owned on, filters down the left.
The library as a grid of posters on a phone.
Or as a grid. Filter by format, edition, shelf or room.

“Can I finish this before Friday?”

följa knows how many episodes are left and how long each one runs. Set a pace and get a finish date, or pick the date and get the pace.

The binge planner: time left, a per-season breakdown with progress bars, a pace slider and the finish date it gives.
The binge planner on a phone.

What to watch next, from what you’ve watched

More like your recent favourites, the best of the services you pay for, and the next film in a series you've started. Nothing you've seen, and nothing spoiled.

The Discover page: shelves of titles like Stranger Things, Chernobyl and House of the Dragon, shown as blurred posters with their names.
The Discover page on a phone.
From what you watched. More like your recent favourites.
Further down Discover: what is popular on Netflix, and the next film in each series already started.
The same shelves on a phone.
From what you pay for. The best of your services, and the next film in each series you've started.

Your viewing year, in one picture

Built from your own log. Tap a bar, a slice or a single evening to see the watches behind it.

The statistics: headline totals, a stacked bar chart of watch time by service, a year-long intensity grid, a genre radar and a release-year scatter.
The statistics on a phone.

See how everything you’ve watched connects

Titles linked by the actors they share, or actors linked by the titles they share. Drawn from what you've actually watched.

The actor web around Stellan Skarsgård: portraits of the actors he shares titles with, joined wherever two appeared together.
The actor web on a phone.
Actor web. Who Stellan Skarsgård shares the screen with, across what you've watched.
Dune: Part Two in the middle of a ring of the titles that share a billed actor with it.
The same neighbourhood on a phone.
One title's neighbourhood. Everything that shares a billed actor with Dune: Part Two.
Every title the viewer has watched as a graph, films in one colour and shows in another, linked where they share cast.
The whole history as a graph on a phone.
Your whole history. Films and shows, joined wherever they share cast.

And plenty more

Bring your history

Import what you watched on Netflix, Prime Video or JustWatch, or any spreadsheet. Every match is checked with you before it's saved. Export it all again as CSV.

Am I missing one?

Every film series in release order, the ones you've seen ticked. Log the one you skipped from where it stands.

Cast, crew and where to watch

Cast and crew you can sort and filter, budget and box office, and where it's streaming, your services first.

Every title keeps its own numbers

How long it waited before you got to it, how hard you binged it, and its own watch grid.

Your own labels

Rewatch, cinema trip, lent to Dad. On diary entries and discs alike.

Your colours

Give each service the colour you think of it in. Every chart follows, so a stacked bar reads without a key.

Start your diary

It runs in any modern browser with nothing to install, and there are Android and Windows builds too.

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Your account lives on European servers in Frankfurt, locked so no account can read another's. No analytics, no ads, no tracking cookies. When följa looks up a film it sends the title, never anything that identifies you. Privacy policy · Datenschutzerklärung.