Feature

Custom Lists

Custom lists let you create themed collections that are more specific than statuses and more flexible than a single all-purpose watchlist.

That makes them useful for recommendations, seasonal viewing plans, franchise catch-up queues, or private organizational systems that do not belong in your main library status model.

Lists page showing multiple custom collections.
Desktop view

Lists overview for private and shared collections

The lists area gives custom collections their own dedicated home instead of burying them under general library controls.

What makes it useful

Build themed collections, private planning lists, or public recommendation lists in minutes.

Create collections for any viewing intent

Lists work for marathons, friend recommendations, themed months, hidden gems, or private planning.

Public or private depending on the audience

Some lists are for you alone, others are useful as shareable recommendation packages.

Complements the library instead of replacing it

Statuses answer what is happening to a show; lists answer why you grouped it in the first place.

Where it helps in real life

Concrete moments where this feature removes friction, speeds up decisions, or keeps your watching flow organized.

Build a watch plan for a specific mood or season
A custom list can represent a temporary campaign without disturbing your long-term library structure.
Curate recommendations for friends
Public-facing lists make it easier to send a thoughtful set of picks instead of a messy message thread.

How it works in practice

The exact in-app flow from first action to the result you see afterwards.

1

Create a list around a clear purpose

The strongest lists have a narrow job: a marathon, a comfort pool, a starter pack, a shared recommendation set.

2

Add shows from the library or discovery flow

Lists should be fast to build from the places where you already encounter the show.

3

Keep updating as the plan changes

Because lists are lightweight, they stay useful for temporary curation instead of becoming abandoned folders.

See it in the app

Real screenshots from the live application so you can evaluate the actual experience before signing up.

Library view that complements custom list organization.
Desktop view

Lists complement status-based tracking

You can keep library statuses simple while using lists for more specific grouping logic.

Where to find it

Open the exact app areas where this feature becomes part of your daily routine.

Questions people usually ask

Short answers to the things that matter most before you adopt a new workflow.

Why not just use statuses?
Statuses describe a show’s tracking state. Lists describe your personal grouping logic, which is often a different question.
Can lists be temporary?
Yes. They work well for short-lived plans because they are intentionally lightweight.

Organize shows around intent, not just status

Create lists for marathons, recommendations, seasonal themes, and private planning without cluttering the main library.