Finisht Česky

One shelf for everything you finish.

Letterboxd does films. Goodreads does books. Spotify does music. Nobody puts films, series, books, albums, games and podcasts on one shelf — and nobody shows you all of them in one year, in one circle. Finisht does, from the exports you already own.

Free. No ads, no third-party trackers. Download everything as JSON in one click, delete the account in another.

• film
• series
• book
• album
• game
• podcast

Why one shelf

A tracker per vertical means six profiles, six sets of friends and six partial answers to one question: what did I actually spend my year on? Six hundred hours of games and forty films are the same year. On one shelf you can finally see them next to each other.

How it works

1. Get your export

   Netflix, IMDb, Letterboxd, Goodreads and Spotify all hand it over for free. Where to click for each of them is written inside the app.

2. Upload it

   The whole downloaded ZIP is fine, no unpacking. Whatever the catalogue recognises is matched automatically — today that is roughly two thirds of a film diary in Czech, around half in English, and noticeably less for books and albums. Everything else is shown to you and asked about; nothing is quietly matched to the wrong thing.

3. It is all in one place

   Covers, ratings, dates, a diary, stats, and a year page you can send to a friend.

• Netflix
• IMDb
• Letterboxd
• Goodreads
• Spotify
• Steam
• Podcasts (OPML)

Watchlists from IMDb, Letterboxd and Netflix come in as “want to”, not as watched. Steam is the one exception to step one — it does not hand out a library file, so you save the response of its own interface and the key stays with you.

Your year, in one circle

Films, books, albums and games from one year on a single page you can share. No number is inflated and nothing is padded out when a year is thin. A year with two books in it is a year with two books.

What we promise

• The data is yours. One click downloads all of it as JSON — shelf, diary, ratings, comments and the raw import rows, not a summary. One more click deletes the account, irreversibly. No “deactivation”.
• No ads, no measurement. Only the technical cookies a sign-in needs. This page does not even have those.
• Private until you say otherwise. Public for friends, hidden with one switch, and in search engines only if you turn that on yourself.
• Nothing to install. Add it to the home screen from the browser and it behaves like an app — no store, no updates.

What it does not do

• It does not follow you around. The shelf fills from files you upload and items you add by hand. There is no background scrobbling and no permanent connection to Netflix or Spotify.
• It is not Trakt or Plex. No player integration, no live sync.
• It is not self-hosted. One hosted service in the EU, run by a Czech company. The export exists so that leaving is cheap, not so that you can run your own.
• The catalogue is indexed by Czech title and has real gaps — over twenty thousand works so far, strong on film, weak on books and music. An English-language film diary matches around seventeen points worse than the same films in Czech, and a books or music export matches very little today. Whatever is missing you create during the import in two clicks. Closing this gap is the current priority.
• It is early. Finisht is new and there are very few people on it. If something is missing, write — at this stage things actually get fixed.

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