Rippple vs Opnshelf

Rippple Mark II is available and should be used instead for the best and most up-to-date experience. This legacy version remains available for existing users, but it no longer receives new features and will eventually reach end of life. ___ Rippple is a Trakt client. You'll need to sign in to a Trakt account to use Rippple. Rippple uses the Trakt.tv and the TMDb API but is not endorsed or certified by Trakt or TMDb. Some features may be limited by the API used. Rippple respects the limits imposed by Trakt and TMDb. Rippple provides "Where to Watch?" information provided by JustWatch via TMDb but can't be used to actually watch movies or TV shows. Rippple's Terms of Use can be found at​ terms.ripppleapp.com.

Track the movies and TV shows you watch, find your next episode, and keep your Watchlist close. • Log Watches, choose the date, and save ratings, Notes and Reviews. • Follow your shows with Up Next and a release calendar. • Build Lists and keep track of your Library. • Use Pick for me to find a movie or episodes that fit the time you have. • Discover featured collections, browse by genre, and see what friends are watching. • Find Where to Watch on your streaming services. • Import your Trakt history or connect ongoing Trakt Sync for Watches, ratings, Lists and more. • Revisit your watching with weekly, monthly and yearly Watch Recaps. Choose what you share. Privacy Alpha offers visibility controls for your Shelf, Library, Notes and Lists. Opnshelf is built on the AT Protocol, an open network that lets you keep your identity and media history beyond a single app.