StreamingTracker vs The Keeping

Track which show and episode you are watching

Some things you finish stay with you. A book that rearranged something. A film you still think about. An episode you wanted to tell someone about. The Keeping is a private place to write down what they meant to you — and find them again years later. It holds everything you read, watch, and hear in one quiet archive: books, films, TV, and podcasts, side by side. No feed. No followers. No streaks to keep. Nothing to perform. Just your own words, kept. Most apps are built to help you decide what's next. This one is built for what already happened — the part worth remembering. WRITE WHAT YOU THOUGHT Log a title in seconds, then say as much or as little as you want about it. Your reflection is the point here, not an afterthought — and it's always free. A line, a paragraph, or nothing at all. Your archive looks finished either way. FOUR KINDS OF MEDIA, ONE ARCHIVE Books, films, TV, and podcasts live together. Podcasts especially — the thing no other journal does well. A great episode is worth remembering too. FIND IT AGAIN "What was that book in 2024 about the lighthouse?" Search across everything you've ever kept — titles, your notes, your tags — and pull it back in seconds. The longer you keep, the more there is to return to. YOURS, AND ONLY YOURS Everything stays on your device. No account to make. No sign-up wall. Open the app and start. Your taste is nobody's content but your own. LOOK BACK Now and then, the app quietly brings back something you kept a while ago — a year ago, a season ago. No notifications, no nagging — just a calm way to meet your own past words again. The Keeping doesn't want your attention every day. It wants to be there, years from now, holding what mattered — in your own words.