Logfolio

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Short guides on moving your history over, logging what you love, and sharing it.

A sample Logfolio profile with shelves of books, films, and games, and a list of places

Product guide · 7 min read · Updated October 21, 2026

What Is Logfolio? The Complete Guide to How It Works
Logfolio keeps everything you read, watch, play, and collect on one public page. Here's what you can log, how to use it day to day, how to bring your history over, and what Free and Pro include.
A Logfolio profile card with photos, albums, and TV shows next to a short blog post

Guide · 2 min read · Updated October 22, 2026

How to Show What You Read, Watch, and Play on Your Own Website
Put a card with your latest books, films, shows, games, and albums on your blog or portfolio. One line of code, and it updates when you log something.
A grid of photos from a Logfolio Photos page, including a sea view, two cats, an airplane wing, and the Baku skyline

Guide · 3 min read · Updated October 22, 2026

Keep a Photo Journal Without the Feed
A calm page for the photos you actually like, with places and dates, no likes or followers, and the location data stripped from every upload.
A potted plant with yellow flowers on a coffee table, next to an open magazine and a phone

Guide · 2 min read · Updated October 21, 2026

A Digital Garden for What You Read, Watch, and Play (No Website Needed)
Keep your books, films, games, quotes, and notes on one public page that grows over time, without building or hosting a site.
Open books and a pen on a table in front of a bookshelf

Guide · 3 min read · Updated October 20, 2026

How to Keep a Reading Log You'll Actually Stick With
A simple way to track the books you read, want to read, and gave up on, without turning it into homework.
A floral notebook with two pens on a pale desk

Guide · 3 min read · Updated October 20, 2026

How to Make a Year in Review of Everything You Read, Watched, and Played
Turn a year of books, films, shows, and games into one page you can share, with totals, a month-by-month chart, and your top-rated picks.
A wall of bookshelves next to a small screen

Guide · 3 min read · Updated October 20, 2026

How to Move Your Goodreads, StoryGraph, Letterboxd, and IMDb History to Logfolio
Export your books from Goodreads or StoryGraph and your films and shows from Letterboxd or IMDb, then bring them into Logfolio in a couple of minutes.
A laptop showing code on a bright desk, with a notebook and a phone

Guide · 3 min read · Updated October 20, 2026

How to Show Your Side Projects (or Anything You Collect) on One Page
Make your own type for side projects, recipes, places, or tools, choose the fields that matter, and share it as a tidy public list.
A streaming remote control on a white surface

Guide · 2 min read · Updated October 20, 2026

How to Track the Films and TV Shows You Watch, in One Place
Keep your films and your shows side by side, with a watchlist for each, and bring your history over from Letterboxd, IMDb, and Netflix.