I Like Movies for iPhone

I Like Movies is on the App Store, free, for iPhone. It is a movie and TV tracker built around deciding what to watch next: track films and series in one library down to the episode, keep ratings and notes for friends or just for you, and let an AI assistant answer "what should we watch tonight" in plain language. There are no ads and nothing to upgrade.

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What you get on iPhone

Films and TV in one library, tracked per episode, with a watchlist and notes.
An AI assistant you ask in plain words, filtered against what you have already seen.
Monthly Discover collections built from your own ratings, not a popularity chart.
Streaming availability for your country on every title, so you decide and find where to watch in one step.
A household where the people you live with see each other’s watchlists, with a shared collection and a group chat.
Import from Letterboxd, IMDb, Trakt or TV Time, so a library built over years comes across in a few taps.

A Letterboxd alternative for iPhone, and more

If you have looked for a Letterboxd alternative for iPhone that also tracks TV, keeps your notes away from strangers, and shows where a title streams in your country, this is built for that. Films and TV live in the same library rather than in two apps, and the record is yours rather than a public feed. For how it compares to the apps you may be leaving, see the guides and comparisons.

Questions people ask

Is I Like Movies on the App Store?

Yes. I Like Movies is on the App Store for iPhone, free, with no ads. It is the same app as on Android, so a feature you read about on Google Play is here too.

Does the iPhone app sync with Android?

Yes. Your library lives on the server, not the handset, so an account started on Android is already there when you sign in on an iPhone, and the other way around. A household shares one library across both platforms.

Is there a Letterboxd alternative for iPhone that tracks TV?

I Like Movies tracks films and TV in one library, down to the episode, with notes for friends rather than public reviews, streaming availability per country, and an AI assistant. If a public review community is the point for you, Letterboxd is still the place for that; if a private tracker for both films and TV is, this is built for it.

On Android?

The Android app is on Google Play too, free and without ads. Your library follows your account across both.