Letterboxd Toolkit
Chrome & Firefox · v1.2.0 · Free
A life in film,
finally counted.
Your Letterboxd diary is a record of everything you've watched. This extension turns it into the story of your taste — all time, or any single year — and puts your friends' ratings and the critics' scores on every film page.
No ads, no analytics, no trackers. This page doesn't load a single third-party file.
Real numbers from a real diary. Try switching the period.
01Stats
The people you keep coming back to.
Every director, actor, writer, editor, composer and studio in your library, ranked by how often you watch them — and by how highly you rate them, which is not the same list. Matched against cast & crew data from TMDB.
Then the library itself: hours watched, films by release year, your ratings distribution, top decades, genres, countries and languages.
02New in 1.2.0
Now, one year at a time.
Pick a period and the whole page re-reads for that year alone — its own header, its own poster wall, its own rhythm. Your year in review, on any day of the year, for every year you've been keeping the diary.
Diary entries, hours, your longest daily streak, the days you managed two films or more — and a week-by-week chart of the binges and the dry spells.
Your watch dates never leave your browser.
03Canonical lists
How far up the mountain are you?
The IMDb Top 250, Sight & Sound's greatest films, the AFI 100, the 1,001 Movies to See Before You Die, Oscar Best Picture winners and a dozen more — as completion rings, so you can finally see the percentage rather than guess at it.
Every ring clicks through to what you have left.
04On every film page
Your circle and the critics, in one glance.
The average score from the people you follow, drawn to match Letterboxd's own histogram so it looks native rather than bolted on — no more digging through the friends activity tab.
Underneath it, the outside verdict: IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, each colour-coded by its own source's convention and linking straight back to it. Every source has its own on/off switch.
05Privacy
We'd rather show you than promise you.
Friends' ratings is fully local — it reads the page you're already looking at and computes in your browser. Stats is the only tool that sends anything, and only after you say yes. This is the entire request, in full:
{ "films": [ { "slug": "parasite-2019", "rating": 4.5 }, { "slug": "the-godfather", "rating": 5 }, { "slug": "in-bruges", "rating": null } ] }
What we never send
- ✕
Your name - ✕
Your Letterboxd username - ✕
Your email or your login - ✕
Your watch dates - ✕
Your browsing history - ✕
Your IP address, stored or logged
The server keeps nothing
It tallies your list, returns the result, and stores none of it. There is no account, no database row, nothing to leak.
Your dates stay put
A year view reads your diary in your browser. The server is never told which year you're looking at, or when you watched anything.
You're asked first
Nothing is scraped or sent until you accept the one-time consent screen. Scores have three independent switches; all off means no request at all.
Install
It takes about nine seconds.
Add it, open Letterboxd, and click Stats in the nav bar. Film pages light up on their own.