Title Card: Media Diary turns a year of watching, reading, and listening into a timeline and a curated top-ten list. Log film and TV titles, books, and podcasts with a date, poster, rating, and personal notes, then rank the ten that mattered most each year. Streaming badges help identify where shows and films are available. Import viewing or reading history from Letterboxd, TV Time, Goodreads, or a CSV so earlier years can join the diary. The app stores the diary on the device, requires no sign-in, and offers a backup export; the developer says there is no cloud sync or tracking. The US App Store lists it as free with optional one-time tip-jar purchases of $1.99, $4.99, or $9.99. Title Card requires iOS 18 or later and is listed for iPhone.
Title Card: Media Diary
Title Card is an on-device media diary for movies, TV, books and podcasts, with notes, ratings, annual top tens, imports and backup exports.
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What it does
- Keep a timeline of films, TV, books, and podcasts with dates, ratings, posters, and notes.
- Curate and rank a personal top-ten list for each year.
- Import history from Letterboxd, TV Time, Goodreads, or a CSV file.
- Export an on-device backup of the diary for safekeeping.
A good fit for
- People who want one personal journal for the movies, shows, books, and podcasts they experience.
- Readers and viewers who like reviewing each year through a self-ranked top-ten list.
Worth knowing
- Requires iOS 18 or later and is listed for iPhone. The listing describes on-device storage and backup export but no cloud sync; users should export backups if they need a separate copy.
- The app is free to use. Optional US App Store tip-jar purchases are $1.99, $4.99, and $9.99; they are tips rather than subscriptions or feature unlocks.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is Title Card: Media Diary used for?
Title Card is an on-device media diary for movies, TV, books and podcasts, with notes, ratings, annual top tens, imports and backup exports.
What can you do with Title Card: Media Diary?
Keep a timeline of films, TV, books, and podcasts with dates, ratings, posters, and notes. Curate and rank a personal top-ten list for each year. Import history from Letterboxd, TV Time, Goodreads, or a CSV file. Export an on-device backup of the diary for safekeeping.
Who is Title Card: Media Diary designed for?
People who want one personal journal for the movies, shows, books, and podcasts they experience. Readers and viewers who like reviewing each year through a self-ranked top-ten list.
What should you know before downloading Title Card: Media Diary?
Requires iOS 18 or later and is listed for iPhone. The listing describes on-device storage and backup export but no cloud sync; users should export backups if they need a separate copy. The app is free to use. Optional US App Store tip-jar purchases are $1.99, $4.99, and $9.99; they are tips rather than subscriptions or feature unlocks.
What does Title Card: Media Diary cost?
Free to download. Free media diary and top-ten features; no account or subscription is required. Optional one-time tip-jar purchases are listed at $1.99, $4.99, and $9.99. They are not recurring subscriptions or feature unlocks.
Which platforms support Title Card: Media Diary?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-10.
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