följa
Find it, then read about it
Cast and crew you can sort and filter, budget and box office, every copy you own in one place, and where it is streaming right now, with the services you already pay for first.
Remember everything you watch.
Find out nothing you haven't.
A diary of every film and episode you have seen, and a catalogue of the discs on your shelf. What följa shows you back is careful: anything you have not got to yet stays covered until you ask for it.
Open the web app See what it does
Free. No ads, no tracking, nothing to install.
The app that doesn’t spoil the show
You only see what you have already seen. The episodes behind you are there in full; the ones ahead keep their titles and their synopses to themselves, along with anything else that would get in front of you.
And it is never in the way: tap anything to uncover it, or clear the whole page with one button.
Write it down once. Get the answers for years.
Three things följa keeps for you, and keeps joined up: what you have watched, what you own, and what you are part-way through.
A diary that remembers the details
Log a film, an episode, or a whole evening of them. Every entry remembers which subscription it came off or which disc you put on, what you thought of it, and when. Months later you can find it again by any of that.
Know what you own, and where it is
Discs, box sets and digital copies, each filed on the shelf, in the case or in the room where you actually keep it. Six months later you can still put your hand on it.
Lists that know how far you’ve got
Your watchlist opens on what is left, not on what you have finished. Lists count episodes rather than titles, so a sixty-episode show you started last night doesn’t read as done.
“Can I finish this before Friday?”
följa knows how many episodes are left and exactly how long they run, so it answers with a date instead of a guess. Set a pace and see when you would finish, or name the day and see what it would take.
Your viewing year, in one picture
Every chart here is built from what you actually logged, and every one of them opens: tap a bar, a slice or a single evening and you get the watches behind it.
See how everything you’ve watched connects
Your whole viewing history as a map, with two titles joined wherever they share an actor. Follow one person and watch their work light up across it.
Use it on your phone or your desktop
Same app, same account, whichever screen you have to hand.
And plenty more
People you follow
Open anyone in the cast and see how often they have turned up in your own viewing, without hearing about the parts you have not reached.
Your own labels
Build the categories you actually need: rewatch, cinema trip, lent to Dad, watched with the kids. They go on diary entries and shelf items alike.
Am I missing one?
The Dune films, the Matrix films — every series laid out in release order with the ones you have seen ticked off. The one you skipped can be logged or added to a list from where it stands.
Every title keeps its own numbers
How long a film sat there before you got to it, how hard you binged a show, which weeks you keep coming back to it. Every page carries its own watch grid.
Charts you can read at a glance
Point at any bar, slice or evening and it names itself. Give each service the colour you think of it in and that colour carries through every chart, so a stacked bar reads without a key.
Start your diary
It runs in any modern browser, with nothing to install, and the same app builds for Android and Windows. Already keeping a spreadsheet, or sitting on a JustWatch export? Bring it in — and take it all back out again whenever you like.
Your account and everything in it live 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.