YoreDownload on the App StoreAcross media types
Keep the movie you watched, the book you read, and the game you played in one personal library.
What makes a media tracker useful?
A good record is more than a finished list. Yore keeps the item separate from the real moments around it: when you started, finished, paused, replayed, or changed your mind. Your history remains useful even when you revisit the same book, game, or show.
Logs, not just status
Timestamped logs retain repeat sessions and progress rather than replacing an older entry.
Notes with context
Diary entries can attach to an item, log, and date when a star rating is not enough.
Private by default
Yore stores its core library locally. It has no required account or social profile, and optional iCloud sync is available when enabled.
When Yore is a good fit
- You keep separate trackers for books, films, games, and music and want one private history.
- You want to remember where you left off and how you felt, not just build a watchlist.
- You prefer a local-first iPhone app without followers, a public profile, or recommendation feeds.
When to choose something else
Yore is not a streaming service, a social review site, or a tool for finding what to consume next. If you only need a quick shared watchlist, a simpler list app may fit better.