YoreDownload on the App StoreAcross media types
Keep the movie you watched, the book you read, and the game you played in one personal library.
A straightforward media log
Yore gives you one place to keep the titles you experience and your own thoughts about them. Add an item, record it in your history, and attach a rating or private note when you want one.
Your own history
Yore records the media you choose and keeps repeated reads, watches, plays, and listens with your personal history.
Private reactions
Add ratings, reviews, and diary notes for yourself. They are part of your library, not public posts.
Private by default
Yore stores its core library locally. It has no required account, public profile, or social feed; optional iCloud sync is available when enabled.
A simpler fit than detailed media trackers
Yore and apps such as Sequel and Sofa all help people keep track of media. Yore is for a personal record of what you experienced, with your own ratings and notes. Sequel and Sofa offer more detailed progress tools, such as episode check-offs, configurable progress tracking, and release or activity reminders.
| What matters | Yore | Sequel | Sofa |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core use | Private log of media you experienced, with ratings and notes | Media tracking with episode check-offs, wishlists, discovery, and release reminders | Configurable tracking modes, progress tracking, Logbook stats, and reminders |
| Personal history | One local-first library across supported media types | Progress and completion across supported media | Progress and finished items collected in a Logbook |
| Get details | Yore on the App Store | Sequel on the App Store | Sofa on the App Store |
When Yore is a good fit
- You want one personal history for books, films, shows, games, music, podcasts, and more.
- You want your ratings and written reactions kept private with your own library.
- You prefer a simple log over episode-level progress, release reminders, or social activity.
When another tracker may fit better
Choose an app built around detailed episode progress, release alerts, recommendations, or community activity when those features are central to how you track media.