cosmiir/logia

Logia is a desktop application for keeping track of your progress through movies, series, anime, manga, video games, and any other kind of media you want to log. It runs entirely offline: there is no account to sign up for, no cloud sync, and no outside service it talks to. Everything you enter is stored in a local database on your own computer. Instead of coming with a fixed list of categories, Logia lets you build your own collections from scratch. Each collection can have its own name, icon, color, and custom fields, so a collection for tracking books can use chapters while a collection for games can use hours played. Every entry is added by hand rather than pulled from an outside database, so nothing is auto filled from the internet. For each item you track, you can record two separate statuses at once: how far along you personally are, such as in progress or completed, and the media's own release status, such as ongoing or cancelled. You can search across titles, creators, and your own written notes, filter and sort by rating, collection, or date, and choose between a grid or list layout. You can write a synopsis and review for each item using a simple text editor, log multiple separate viewing or playthrough experiences with their own dates and version notes, tag items by genre, and rate them on a 100 point scale. A statistics section breaks down your library by status, collection, and rating so you can see your best and worst rated media over time. The app also supports multiple separate profiles, each with its own password protection, and lets you export or back up your data as Markdown, CSV, or a zipped copy of the whole database. Logia is built with React, TypeScript, and Tauri, storing its data in a local SQLite database, and it currently ships as a Windows installer, with macOS and Linux builds untested. It is free, open source, and released under the MIT license.