Rippple vs lastfour

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.

Four films, one card, ready to post. lastfour reads your public Letterboxd diary and turns your four most recent watches into a share card built for Instagram — Stories, feed, or square. No login, no new account, just your username. Enter any public Letterboxd username and lastfour pulls the latest diary entries automatically, refreshing each time you open the app. Posters, director, runtime and genre are pulled in from TMDB so every entry looks like it belongs in a real archive, not a screenshot. Star ratings, likes and rewatch marks carry straight over from your diary, so the card reads the way your log does. Choose a background pulled from one of the four posters, blurred or sharp, or drop in a solid colour instead. Cards render in four ratios — square, 4:5, 9:16 for Stories, and widescreen — with layout adjusted automatically so nothing gets cropped badly. Share in one tap to Instagram or hand it to the system share sheet for anywhere else. Add the home screen widget and your last four watches, posters and ratings included, sit on your home screen without opening the app. lastfour is an independent app that reads a public Letterboxd profile via RSS. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Letterboxd or TMDB. Link your username and see your diary as a card.