Terms

Reelist is a small, personal film diary, run by one person. These are the rules for using it, in plain words; making an account means you agree to them. They work alongside the privacy policy, which says what Reelist keeps about you. Last changed 8 November 2026.

Your account

• You need to be at least 13, or older if the law where you live says so.
• An account is for one person. Keep your password, or the Google, Apple, Plex or Facebook account you sign in with, to yourself: what happens under your account is down to you, so say if you think someone else has got in.
• New accounts wait for approval from the person who runs Reelist. You can use your own diary meanwhile; a few shared things, like counting towards a local scene, wait until you're approved. An account that's still waiting can be turned down, which deletes it and everything in it.

Your diary is yours

• What you put in (entries, ratings, notes, tags, your watchlist and favourites) stays yours. You let Reelist keep it and show it where you've asked: to you, to friends you've accepted, and on a share link or public profile if you turn those on. Nothing else: it isn't sold or used for adverts.
• You can download all of it from your Account page whenever you like, free, in a format Letterboxd and Reelist can both import.
• Notes that you let friends read, or that show as reviews on a public profile, are yours to stand behind.

Using it fairly

Please don't use Reelist to:

• break the law, or harass, threaten or pretend to be anyone, in a handle or a review;
• post other people's private details, or anything you don't have the right to share;
• get into accounts or data that aren't yours, or get round its limits (approval, other people's privacy settings, how often it can be asked things);
• overload or scrape it. Plex, the Siri Shortcuts, AI assistants, Alexa, the importers and the download are there for your own diary, at a person's pace.

Reelist can hide a review, take back a handle, or close an account that does these things. Where it can, it'll say why first, and let you download your diary.

Other services

• Film details and posters come from TMDB. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB. Filming places come from Wikidata, and maps from OpenStreetMap's contributors.
• Reelist isn't part of, or endorsed by, Plex, Letterboxd, AMC, Netflix, Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Anthropic or OpenAI. It works with what they offer, and when you sign in with one or connect it, their own terms apply too.

Free, and as it is

• Reelist is free, imports and the download included. If paid extras ever arrive, getting your films in and out stays free.
• It's a small project, offered as it is. It can have bugs or go down, and features can change or go. If Reelist ever closes, members will be told with time to download their diaries.
• Matching films from imports, Plex, Siri and Alexa is careful but can get one wrong, so check what lands in your diary.
• As far as the law allows, Reelist isn't liable for losses that come from using it, or from not being able to. Nothing here takes away rights you have by law where you live.

Leaving, and changes

You can leave whenever you like: download your diary, then ask for your account to be deleted (how). If these terms change, the date at the top changes too, and a change that matters is announced before it applies.

Questions

Email chrisntr@gmail.com.