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Name three films or shows you loved. Claude picks one to watch next, and tells you why.

No account, no email.

See it work

Thirty seconds of the real thing.

Captions included. Nothing loads until you press play.

With a history

Three titles gave you one pick. A history gives you this.

The taster reads three films. A collection gives it hundreds — and it starts writing things down about you.

Your taste profile

Written from 22 logged titles

This viewer consistently rewards ambition of form and restraint of tone. The highest marks go to work that trusts an audience to sit with discomfort or ambiguity. Things fail for this viewer when spectacle is unmotivated or when a franchise coasts on familiarity.

The pattern is not anti-blockbuster: Dune: Part Two and Shōgun scored highly. It is anti-inertia.

The Bureau

Series · 5 seasons

Recommended because

You stayed with The Americans for the tradecraft and the marriage, and left Jack Ryan once it turned into a shooting gallery. The Bureau keeps the paperwork and the lying and almost never reaches for a gun.

From your collection: The Americans ★5 · Jack Ryan — dropped after two episodes

The second card turns on a series that was abandoned. A chart has no idea you stopped watching; a taste model does.

Privacy

Private by design

  • No ads, ever. Your data is never sold or used for advertising.
  • No tracking or advertising cookies. Our analytics are anonymous and cookieless.
  • Optional encryption with a passphrase only you know. We never store your key, so your collection is stored unreadable.
  • No social feed, no followers, no strangers rating your taste.
  • Export everything or delete your account in a click. No lock-in.
  • Recommendations come from your own history, not from what's trending.

The story

Why I built it

There's no such thing as a good film.

Read the founder's story

The loop

How it works

Four steps, and the last one feeds the first.

Log it

Add a movie, TV show, documentary or anime in seconds — or import everything at once. Rate it, note it, done.

It learns

Claude builds a picture of your taste from your history — themes, pacing, tone — and keeps it current with every entry.

It picks

Recommendations that say why they fit, and a taste profile you can actually read.

You queue it

Keep what you want on a watchlist capped at 20 — a shortlist you'll actually get through, not a graveyard of 300.

Bring it with you

Already tracking elsewhere? Bring it in.

Paste a CSV, drop a screenshot, upload a review blog — Claude reads it all and builds your collection in one go. No API keys, no retyping, no starting from zero.

Import preview — 812 titles found
Whiplash (2014)Matched
Drive My Car (2021)Matched
The Killer2 versions — pick one
Nothing is written until you confirm.

Preview every match, pick the right version when titles collide, skip what you don't want.

Price

What it costs

Free

€0

Track everything, import your history, taste profile, recommendations. No card, no trial timer.

Premium

€9.99 / month

Higher limits, when you want more of it. 7-day free trial, cancel anytime.

Start on Free. Premium is there if you outgrow it.

Questions

Before you sign up

Is this a movie tracker or a TV show tracker?
Both — movie tracking and TV show tracking in one collection. Movies, TV shows, documentaries and anime each carry a status — watched, watching, dropped, or want to watch — plus your rating and your note.
Does it track individual episodes?
No. A series is one entry with a status, not a checklist of 62 episodes. Ipsomap is built to learn what you like, and ticking season 3 episode 7 says far less about your taste than a rating and a line on what you thought of the show.
Is there a mobile app?
Yes — Ipsomap is on Google Play for Android. On iPhone and on desktop it runs in the browser and installs to your home screen from there. Same account either way, so what you log on a phone is there on a laptop.
I'm coming from Letterboxd, Trakt or TV Time. What moves over?
Your titles, your ratings and your own review text, from any export those apps give you — Claude reads the file rather than an API, so the format doesn't matter. What doesn't move: followers and social activity, which this doesn't have, and episode-level ticks, which it doesn't keep.
Can I use it as a film diary?
Yes — a rating and a note on every title, kept with the date. The difference is that the diary gets read back to you: it is what the taste profile and the recommendations are built from.
How is this different from a watchlist app?
A watchlist stores decisions you already made. This one makes them. There is a watchlist — capped at 20 on purpose, a shortlist you'll finish rather than a graveyard of 300.
How many titles before the recommendations work?
Five rated titles unlocks them. One import clears that in a single paste; typing five in by hand takes about a minute.
Is it really free?
Yes. The free account covers tracking, importing your history, your taste profile and recommendations. Premium buys higher limits — it is not a gate on the basics.
Do I need a card?
No. Nothing asks for payment details until you choose to start a Premium trial.
Who can read what I watch?
Nobody but you. There is no public profile and nothing is shared. With encryption on, what we store can only be unlocked by your passphrase.

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