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Atrium is a free personal media tracker that lets you log, rate, and organise movies, TV shows, anime, books, manga, video games, and comics — all in one unified library. It was built because no single app tracked every type of media worth caring about. It's best for people who watch, play and read more than one kind of media and want one library instead of a separate app for each.

Atrium is built by two brothers, David and Kevin, who co-founded it as a passion project. We consume a lot: films, series, anime, games, books, manga and comics. We love tracking it all, rating and ranking things and looking back years later to remember exactly what we thought and when. But we could never find one app that covered every type of media we cared about, so we built it. Atrium is the tracker we always wanted. If that sounds familiar, we think you'll feel at home here. We're always happy to hear from people using it, so write to hello@atriumlibrary.com anytime.

Yes. Tracking your library, importing from other apps, exporting your data, stats, Recap, Best Of and achievements are free forever, with no credit card. Atrium Pro is an optional paid upgrade for people who want their library to keep itself up to date, and to read it deeper with Insights.

Movies, TV shows, anime, books, manga, video games, and comics. You can log status (watching, finished, dropped), ratings, dates, and notes across all media types from a single dashboard.

Atrium is built for exactly that. Movies, TV shows, anime, video games, books, manga and comics share one library, with ratings, dates, stats and recommendations across all of them. It's free, and you can bring your history with you from apps like Letterboxd, Trakt, Goodreads, Steam and AniList.

Yes. Anime and manga each have their own place in your library, next to your films, shows and books, with the same statuses, ratings and dates. You can import your lists from AniList or MyAnimeList.

Add games to Plan to Play as you hear about them, then move them to Playing, Completed, Paused or Dropped as you go. Game pages show how long each game takes to beat, so you can pick what fits your time. To start, import a Steam library, a Grouvee collection or a HowLongToBeat backlog.

You can import from Letterboxd, Netflix, IMDb, TV Time, Trakt, Simkl, Steam, Grouvee, HowLongToBeat, Goodreads, StoryGraph, Hardcover, AniList, MyAnimeList, or any CSV file. With Atrium Pro, Letterboxd, Steam, AniList, MyAnimeList, Simkl, Plex, Jellyfin and Emby can also stay in sync.Moving from LetterboxdMoving from TV TimeMoving from Goodreads

Yes. You can export a full backup of your library at any time. Your data belongs to you — Atrium never locks you in.

In the app, go to Settings → Account → Manage profile → Security → Delete account. Confirming deletes your account and everything Atrium stores for it: your library, ratings, rankings, achievements, imports, notifications, and custom covers. It can't be undone, so export your library first if you want to keep a copy.

Atrium Pro keeps your library up to date on its own: daily sync from Letterboxd, Steam, AniList and MyAnimeList, Simkl each time you open Atrium, plays from Plex, Jellyfin and Emby as they happen, Insights (deeper stats you can filter by medium and year), and every new Pro feature as it ships. It costs $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year, or $99 once for Lifetime at its launch price, with the same amounts in euros and pounds, and CHF 4.90, 39.90 or 99 in Switzerland. Elsewhere, checkout shows your local currency. You can cancel any time in Settings, and your library always stays yours. Pro helps sustain the project and, honestly, lets me keep building it as more than a side project.Plans, renewals and refunds

The first 200 people to make Atrium part of their week get Pro for life at no cost, including every future Pro feature, as a thank-you for being here early. That's anyone who adds 10 or more titles of their own and comes back on another day within their first week. It happens automatically, and your Plan page in Settings shows it. Places go in order until all 200 are taken.

Those apps each cover one media type extremely well. Atrium covers all of them — movies, TV, anime, books, manga, games, and comics — in a single unified library with cross-media stats and a consistent experience. If you consume more than one type of media, Atrium is the only tracker built for you.

In the app, open Send feedback from your profile menu (the You tab on a phone) to share an idea, report a bug, or tell me what you love. Every message comes straight to me and is never saved to your account. For anything else, or if you'd like a reply, use the email link below.hello@atriumlibrary.com

A free account lets Atrium save your library across sessions and keep it tied to you, rather than leaving it only in one browser. It also enables personalised recommendations, progress tracking, statistics, and achievements. Atrium asks for only the account information needed to provide these features, such as your email address and optional profile details.

Atrium collects the account and library information needed to run the service: your email address, optional profile details, and the media, ratings, statuses, dates, and notes you choose to add. Technical logs and a session cookie help keep Atrium secure and signed in. Atrium also counts anonymous usage, such as page visits and which features are used, through cookie-free analytics, without your name, email, or the titles in your library. If you buy Atrium Pro, Stripe handles the payment: Atrium never sees your card details and keeps only your plan. Atrium does not sell personal data, use your library to train machine-learning models, or share it with advertisers. Read the full Privacy Policy for details.Read the Privacy Policy