Screened is a private, personal watch log for movies and series — easy to use and without distracting features. It's a thoughtful record of your viewing, with your own notes, your own rating, and the date you watched it. Simple by design. Just the essentials, done seamlessly.

You know that moment — you're about to start something and suddenly think "wait, have I already seen this?" Screened answers that instantly. Just type a title and it tells you whether you've watched it, when, and what you thought. No more starting something only to realize twenty minutes in that you viewed it a year ago.

And if you're stuck trying to find something to watch, just go to your 'Watch List' to remember what you've noted in the past. It might be a recommendation from a friend, via the simple "Share" feature on Screened.

There's no pressure to build a back catalogue. If something jogs your memory from years ago, just add it. Screened works however you use it.

Search a title and Screened automatically pulls up the poster, cast, overview, and trailer. You can add when you watched it, which streaming service from an easy dropdown menu, an optional star rating, and any notes. There's also a 'Watch List' so when something catches your eye you can save it for later — and when you've watched it, move it straight to your log.

No followers. No clutter. Just yours. Minimalist in the best sense — every feature earns its place, nothing is added just for the sake of it.

And when you want to share something you enjoyed? Screened lets you send it with one click, directly to a friend by text or email. Not broadcast to the internet. Just between people who actually know each other.

While other watch log apps exist, they tend to get bogged down with unnecessary features, social components, and distractions that get in the way of what you actually want to do. Screened keeps it simple. Because we already get enough noise.