Peliteca: Film Diary and Shelf

Every film you have seen, kept and scored. Peliteca is two halves of one archive. The record is your film diary: every viewing, the night it happened, how you watched, and what you thought. The shelf is your discs, drawn at the true width and height of their real cases, where a DVD stands taller than a Blu-ray and a box set takes the room a box set takes. A viewing is an event, not a checkbox. One film can carry a theater night from 1993, a VHS rental from 1997, and last week on your couch. That history is the point, and Peliteca is built around it. THE SHELF Scan a disc's barcode with your camera and it lands on your shelf at real case size. DVD, Blu-ray, 4K, LaserDisc, HD DVD, box sets. A LaserDisc sleeve stands 312 mm tall and a Blu-ray 171 mm, and the shelf shows the difference. Lend a disc and its spine ghosts until it comes home. Photograph your copy and its edition papers stay with it. THE RECORD Log a film in seconds with the date as vague as you need. Score it out of ten, note who you were with, and watch each film's card grow its own story. Stats show what you actually watch, not what you think you watch. THE REWIND Pick a decade and flip through the films everyone was talking about. Tap the ones you remember, save the ones you want. A lifetime of moviegoing assembles itself in minutes, no typing. WHAT IT LEFT YOU WITH Every night at the cinema gets a page of its own, as long as you want it. Write while the credits are still rolling, and it saves itself as you go. Any page can leave as a picture you send to one person who will care. BORN THIS DAY Put in your birthday and the marquee lights with every film that premiered on your day, decade by decade, ready to send as a card. THE COUCH, NOT THE STADIUM Film clubs here are a handful of first names. Ballots pick the night, scorecards remember it, and your six favourites leave as a card your friends keep. No strangers, no feeds, no follower counts. YOURS, ON YOUR PHONE You never make an account, and you never see an ad. Your viewings, scores, notes, writing and disc photos are kept on the phone itself, work offline, and leave only when you send them yourself, as a picture or a one tap backup file. Film lookups go through our own server, which keeps the catalog keys off your phone. Disc art comes straight from fanart.tv, and trailers play from YouTube when you tap them. A birthday you keep for Born this day travels as a bare date. A club ballot is sealed on your phone before it goes, and it goes only when you tap. If the app hits an error, it can send us the error text and build number so we can fix it. The privacy policy walks through each of these. Every feature works from the first launch, and nothing is for sale. Film data from TMDB. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.

Peliteca comes to Android. Keep every viewing as its own night, shelve your discs at their true case size, flip through a decade in the Rewind, see which films opened on your birthday, and let your film club pick the night on a sealed ballot. One tap backs up everything. Nothing to sign up for, and no ads.