ReelWatchQueue

ReelWatchQueue is a watchlist and a rating log in one place, for everything you actually watch — films, series, documentaries, anime and shorts.

Most watchlists stop at "I should see that." This one keeps going: you log the sitting, give it stars, note how it landed, and twelve weeks later you can see the shape of your own viewing on a single grid.

THE QUEUE
• Four states that match how watching really works: queued, watching, watched, dropped.
• Series and anime track episodes, with a progress bar that fills as you go.
• Swipe right to mark something watched, swipe left to drop it.
• Filter by status or kind, or search by title, director or genre.
• Twenty-two starter titles are loaded on first launch across all five kinds — keep the ones you want, drop the rest.

THE LOG
• Five-star ratings, plus an eight-step mood scale for how a watch actually left you feeling.
• A written note per entry, with a rotating reflection prompt when the blank field is intimidating.
• Fourteen genre tags that feed the breakdown charts.
• Log something that was never in your queue — a one-off still counts toward your streak.

THE PATTERN
• A twelve-week heat map on the home screen, one cell per day, tinted by how long you watched. Tap any day to see exactly what you saw.
• Day streaks and best streaks.
• A seven-day minutes chart, a rating trend line, and a genre split by minutes watched.
• Daily minutes and yearly titles goals you set yourself.
• Ten badges earned from your own log — no purchases, no unlock currency, no ads.

BUILT TO STAY OUT OF THE WAY
• Completely offline. No account, no sign-up, no sync, no server.
• No advertising and no analytics of any kind.
• No in-app purchases and no subscription.
• Nothing you write leaves the device — spoilers in your notes stay yours.
• Dark interface designed for the end of the evening rather than the middle of the day.

ReelWatchQueue is for the person with fourteen recommendations in their notes app and no idea what they thought of the last one. Queue it, watch it, rate it, and let the record build itself.