You remember the actor, not the title.
A trailer catches your eye, a name sticks, and eight months later the film comes out without anyone telling you. The series you were halfway through released two episodes you never noticed. And the list of things you meant to watch is spread across three apps and a notes file.
Reelog starts from the people.
Your people, and what they're in next
Actors, directors, showrunners.
Follow as many as you like. Reelog keeps an eye on their credits and brings you the ones that matter, with dates.
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Coming up Everything of theirs with a release date in the next 60 days
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New projects When they join something new, it turns up in your feed
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A word on release day A notification the day something of theirs lands
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Already in your library See what you're tracking of theirs, and what you've missed
And it tracks what you watch, properly.
Series and films, one library
Add as many as you want. Mark episodes, seasons and films as watched, see your progress as a percentage, and pick up exactly where you left off.
Rate it with stars
Five stars, one tap, on any series or film. Tap the same star again to clear it. Your own score sits next to the public one, on cards and detail pages.
What's on your services
Tell Reelog which streaming services you pay for and Discover shows you what's on them right now, in your country, series and films side by side.
Search and save for later
Search series, films and people. Read the synopsis, check the cast, then follow it, add it to your watchlist, or follow whoever is in it.
Watch on your own terms
The one thing you pay for.
Not everyone watches an episode the night it drops, and that's fine. With Watch Schedule you decide when each series happens:
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Follow the release Watch episodes as they come out
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A fixed day Monday night belongs to that one series
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Your own pace Two episodes a week, at a time you choose
Your week, laid out: what to watch and when, new episode alerts, watch reminders at the time you picked, and a home screen widget with tonight's episode.
Unlock both - $4.99 once
Compare notes with your crew
Recommendations from people you actually trust.
Share your lists with friends and see theirs. No accounts, no passwords: you send an invite link and that's it. My Crew comes with the same purchase as Watch Schedule.
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Pick what you share Watchlist, watched, following - one, two or all three
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See what they're on Their lists, and where they overlap with yours
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Invite links, revocable Stop sharing whenever you like
Dark, quiet, out of the way
Built for iPhone, iPad and iPhone Duo. No ads, nothing blinking for attention.
One purchase, or none at all
Reelog
- Follow as many actors and directors as you like
- Release-day alerts for the people you follow
- Unlimited series and films, with progress
- Star ratings, watchlist and search
- Discover by streaming service
- iCloud sync across your devices
Premium
Everything above, plus:
- A watch plan for each series
- Your viewing week at a glance
- New episode alerts and watch reminders
- Home screen widget with tonight's episode
- My Crew: share your lists with friends
- Yours forever, on all your devices
No subscription. Pay once, it's yours forever.
Questions
iPhone and iPad, on iOS 18.6 or later, and iPhone Duo. There's no Mac app and no Android version.
Two things, with one payment of $4.99 and no subscription: Watch Schedule (the per-series watch plan, the weekly view, new episode alerts, watch reminders and the widget) and My Crew (sharing lists with friends). Everything else is free: following as many actors and directors as you like, their release-day alerts, tracking series and films, star ratings, the watchlist, search, Discover and iCloud sync.
Reelog checks the credits of the people you follow and keeps track of what it has already shown you. Anything new with a release date turns up under Coming Up, and you get a notification on the day it lands. Acting, directing, writing, producing - Reelog leaves out the talk show appearances and the archive footage.
You pick which of your lists to share, send someone an invite link, and their app starts showing your lists. No account and no password: it runs on iCloud, under a display name you choose. You can stop sharing at any time.
Yes, through your private iCloud, with no account to create. What you follow and what you've watched shows up on your other devices on its own.
From TMDB, the community movie and TV database. Reelog reads titles, release dates, synopses, cast, crew and artwork from it, in your language where a translation exists and in English where it doesn't.
Yes, in English, Italian, Spanish, French and German: Reelog follows your device language for its menus and screens, and for titles and synopses. You can pick a different language for titles and synopses in Settings whenever you like.