Loopalong vs mintboxd

Loopalong is your personal journal of taste. A beautifully designed home for everything you love. The restaurant that blew you away, the film you can't stop thinking about, the hotel you'd go back to in a heartbeat. Track it. Rate it. Remember it. WHAT YOU CAN LOG Restaurants, hotels, films, shows, music, and books. For each one, mark it Love It, Like It, or Not For Me. Add a personal note. Save it to your wishlist before you experience it. Every entry lives in your collection, organized by category, always there when you need it. YOUR FRIENDS' TASTE Follow friends and see what they're loving in real time. A photo-forward feed shows you what the people you trust actually love. Not an algorithm; just honest taste from people you know. Discover what your friends love by category. Read their notes. Find out where they'd go back, what they'd skip, and what they're dying to try. PRIVACY ON YOUR TERMS Set your account to Private, or mark individual entries just for you. You decide what you share and with whom. Log what you love. Build your collection. Share with friends.

Vinyl, CDs, cassettes, Blu-rays, VHS, games, books and figures. Everything on your shelf, in one place. BUILD YOUR COLLECTION Scan a barcode or search the catalogue, then add it in one tap. Record the exact pressing you own: format, year, country, condition. Different pressings of the same album are tracked separately — that is the part collectors care about. SHOW YOUR SHELF IN 3D Photograph an item and mintboxd turns it into a box you can rotate. Pick the case size from the mould list, or measure it with the camera. SHARE AND DISCOVER Post what you add, browse other people's shelves. Like, comment, follow. Keep a diary of what you watched or listened to, rate it, write a review. YOUR DATA IS YOURS No ads, no tracking pixels, no data selling. Delete your account whenever you want — and when you do, it is really deleted. Release metadata and cover art are compiled from open sources including TMDB, Discogs, MusicBrainz / Cover Art Archive, Open Library and IGDB / MobyGames.