A movie rating tracker that's actually yours
Score every film on story, acting, and visuals, weight the dimensions however you like, and watch a ranked leaderboard and tier list build themselves. Private by default, free forever.
No signup needed. Local-first. Optional free cloud backup.
Built for how you actually judge films
One star rating flattens everything. Rate the parts that matter separately.
Rate beyond one score
The Movies template scores story, acting, and visuals as separate dimensions and combines them by sum, average, or your own weights. A gorgeous film with a weak script finally lands where it belongs.
Pairwise film duels
Can't decide between two 9s? Quick "which is better?" duels quietly build a true, consistent all-time ranking from your gut reactions.
Tier lists and share cards
Films auto-sort into S-D tiers from their scores. Drag to adjust, then export a clean PNG share card to settle the group chat debate.
A private alternative to Letterboxd rankings
Letterboxd is great at being a social film diary. But if what you want is a personal ranking system, one star rating per film and a public feed get in the way. RateTheThings is a local-first movie tracker: your film list lives in your browser, works offline as a PWA, and never touches a server unless you opt into the free cloud backup.
The Movies template comes ready with fields for year, director, genre, where to watch, the date you watched it, a poster, and notes. Add or remove fields freely, it's your schema. Already keeping ratings elsewhere? Export from Letterboxd or any app that produces a CSV and import it with column mapping in a minute.
When the year wraps up, Stats and Wrapped turn your ratings into histograms, calibration nudges, and a shareable year-in-review of everything you watched. And with a friend's export you can compare taste: see your agreement percentage and your biggest disagreements side by side.
Movie tracker questions
The short, honest answers.
Can I import my Letterboxd ratings?
Yes. Export your data from Letterboxd as CSV, then use the CSV import with column mapping to bring your films and ratings in.
How is this different from Letterboxd?
Letterboxd is a social film diary with one star rating per film. RateTheThings is private by default and rates each film on separate dimensions like story, acting, and visuals, combines them with your own weights, and builds a ranked leaderboard and tier list from the results.
Is the movie tracker free?
Yes. Lists, ratings, ranking, tiers, stats, and Wrapped are all free with no limits, and no account is required.
Where are my film ratings stored?
Locally, in your browser's IndexedDB. Nothing is sent to a server unless you sign in and turn on the optional free cloud backup.
Start your movie list
Pick the Movies template, rate a few films, and watch your all-time ranking build itself. Free, private by default, ready in seconds.
Start rating, it's free