Notch keeps a running log of every episode, movie, book, game, podcast, and live event — and turns it into a year-end report you’ll actually want to share.

Not a list app for one medium. Notch logs eight types of media in a single feed, so your year looks like your actual year.

Notch logs runtime alongside every entry. Movies and TV episodes pull it automatically from TMDB. For books, plays, and anything else, you enter the minutes yourself.
By year’s end, you don’t just know what you watched — you know how long you spent watching it.
At the end of the year — or any time you like — Notch assembles everything you logged into a shareable report. Totals, charts, your top-rated titles, and how you spent your hours.
Every entry carries runtime. Movies and TV pull it automatically from TMDB. Books and events use what you log. Every minute is counted.
Tag anything with a genre and it shows up in the same chart — drama from TV, drama from books, together. The taxonomy is yours.
Log who you watched, read, or played with. The people end up in the report too.
Every Notch user gets a public report URL. Yours looks like medianotch.app/zach/2026. Share it anywhere.
Open the report →
Every chart in the report is also a standalone widget. One snippet, one div, and the data loads live from the same database as the app.
<div class="notch-activity-by-month"
data-user="zach" data-year="2026"></div>
<script type="module"
src="https://medianotch.app/widgets/activity-by-month.js"></script>Free to download. Your data stays in Firestore, synced across every device signed in to your account.
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