The visual editor for your film lists
Import your Letterboxd lists, organize films on infinite boards, and get personalized AI recommendations.
How it works.
A simple, visual workflow for your film data.
Import your data
Instantly sync your watchlist and public lists via Letterboxd Sync, or simply drop your Letterboxd data into the app.
Organize visually
Curate your films on an infinite board. Group them by themes, create visual timelines, or use the powerful data table to sort and filter your collection.
Export seamlessly
Once you've crafted the perfect collection, export it right back into Letterboxd format to share with the community.
A powerful data table for your collection. Sort by year, director, genre, rating. Filter, search, and manage hundreds of films with precision.
Arrange films on an infinite canvas. Create visual timelines, mood boards, or thematic groupings. Connect films spatially to discover patterns.
Everything you need.
A comprehensive toolkit to help you curate, organize, and explore your perfect film collection.
Drag & Drop
Reorder films via grip handle
Smart Sorting
Sort by year, title, or director
Rainbow Sort
Sort films by poster colour
Bulk Import
Import CSV / TXT lists
Batch Posters
Update multiple posters at once
Change Poster
Swap any film's poster art
Fix Match
Correct wrong film data
Bulk Delete
Remove multiple selected films
Connect Director
Link films to their directors
Smart Layouts
Grid & horizontal auto-arrange
Timeline View
Create chronological timelines
Lasso Selection
Draw to select multiple films
Freehand Drawing
Annotations & freehand notes
Text & Shapes
Add labels and annotations
Connection Markers
Arrows, lines, dots
Alignment Tools
Perfect card positioning
Lock Positions
Prevent accidental moves
Film Frames
Group related films on board
AI Discover
Personalised recommendations
Generate Directors
Auto-create director nodes
The Story Behind Dikalog.
Our name is no coincidence. We are inspired by Krzysztof Kieślowski’s Dekalog, a masterpiece that proves cinema is the ultimate medium for exploring the complexity of human morality and connection.
Just as these ten films weave together independent stories to form a greater whole, Dikalog is built to weave together your cinematic life. We believe that every film is a conversation starter, a dialogue between the viewer and the screen, and between us as a community.
Dika is a nod to the Greek deka (ten). It honors the structure of Kieślowski’s magnum opus, but it also reflects the way we curate culture today. From top 10 films to top 10 songs, the number ten offers a simple, familiar framework that helps us organize and share what matters most.
We built this platform because we believe the things you watch define who you are. Dikalog is a new way to visualize that identity, starting with cinema, but built to log everything that matters.