Listy · Watchlist & Tracker Apple

Listy · Watchlist & Tracker

Private list manager & tracker

Overview

Features & Capabilities

Listy is a private, offline-first list manager that helps you build and organize watchlists, bookmarks, and read-it-later lists across categories such as Movies, Books, Video Games, TV Shows, Board Games, Wines, Beers, and more. Each category has its own design and you can mark items as watched, read, played, completed, or tasted. Use powerful filters and sorting to see what’s next, and share items or entire lists using the Share Extension.

Data stays private on your device and can be backed up automatically to iCloud—no signup required. Listy syncs across iPhone, iPad, macOS and Apple Watch, works offline, supports export, widgets, and dark mode, with upcoming features like new categories and shared lists, all built around a privacy-first manifesto.

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Developed by:
Ismael Gonzalez-Nicolas y Canal
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/listy-watchlist-tracker/id1496035097
Website:
https://listy.is?utm_source=AppStore&utm_medium=AppPage&utm_campaign=marketing_url

User Reviews

Reviewers largely appreciate Listy as a simple, flexible cataloging tool with a clean UI and strong export capabilities that works well for tracking shows and movies. However, frequent bugs and instability, UI quirks, missing essential features (tags, reminders, collaboration, ratings), and data loss incidents heavily detract. Import/export issues, unclear Listy+ pricing, and poor documentation around subscriptions are recurring complaints. Users also want better customization (colors, fonts) and more reliable imports, reminders, social sharing, and other features to unlock the app's full potential.
Pros
  • Simple and flexible, works well for many use cases.
  • Clean UI and straightforward for managing lists.
  • Excellent export features.
  • Great for tracking shows and movies; versatile cataloging workflow.
  • Multiple ways to add items and organize lists.
Cons
  • Frequent bugs, hangs, crashes, and unresponsive UI elements.
  • Missing essential features (tags, reminders, collaboration, ratings, notes).
  • Subscription pricing confusion and expensive Listy+ with poor documentation.
  • Data loss: lists disappearing unexpectedly.
  • Import/extension issues and broken integrations (IMDB import broken, share extensions/shortcuts broken, paying to import, notes import lacking).
Recent reviews
I tried several apps in this category and settled on Listy as the best. However, I’m withholding one star because the Mac version lacks tags, which the iOS version includes. There’s no excuse for lack of feature parity, at least when the features aren’t intrinsic to mobile form factor.
by Mi*****, 2026-06-14

While I use this for all the standard media lists, I primarily use it to keep track of apps, software, plugins, and other digital resources. I primarily use the Mac app. It’s okay in that regard (better than other options I’ve tried) but there’s a lot of bugs and odd design/interface implementations. The app frequently hangs or crashes. The auto-collapsing sidebar is annoying and where the settings are placed. Took me a bit to finally find that little icon since there’s no menu items. The share extension and shortcuts are totally broken. Bundles in the App Store don’t work in app lists. The grid view feels too minimal and the thumbnail is oddly sized to work with most entries. List view uses the smallest font and barely gives any extra details. A card view would be nice or a list view with sortable columns. The fullscreen entry details would be better suited to a popover modal that is more compact and doesn’t obscure the rest of the interface. I have to frequently refetch content to populate entries that grab a few relevant variables but leave out important stuff like price or available platforms. Pinning items just duplicates the entry above the list so it doesn’t help in decluttering. Several menus and popups get stuck open, don’t scroll, and/or don’t respond to clicks. Whole app is very low contrast but also doesn’t feel like it puts the content first. Trying to add items of different categories to the same list has just erased that list and all entries several times. And like, are there any keyboard shortcuts? …plus more that’s too much to list. But to top it all off, many of the features are locked behind this Listy+ subscription that feels way too expensive for how buggy and unpolished it is. The different subscription options are not documented really at all either so there’s multiple subscriptions for same terms but different pricing - what’s the feature comparison there? Dev, please implement a design that adheres more to Apple’s human interface guidelines, add custom variables/details, as well as tags & colors, the ability to edit more details when adding an entry, update docs especially in relation to subscriptions, add import from Apple Notes if possible, fix the extensions/shortcuts, and focus on baseline usability before getting ahead of yourself with new features. This has a lot of potential and I’d happily justify the subscription and update my review if the user experience wasn’t so frustrating. Future ideas could be integrating various media apps and adding an AI recommendation engine that learns from entries or perhaps social/community options for sharing and discussions. Heck, I’d even be fine with you tacking on affiliate links to content stores and the like. Just keep at it, you’ve got a real winner if you polish the functionality.
by Sh*****, 2026-04-26
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