Automatically share your Letterboxd diary entries with your Discord community! Track the films your members watch, rate, and review - with beautiful embeds, rich profiles, stats, and powerful filters, all powered by TMDB.
Everything you need to track and share films in your Discord server.
New Letterboxd diary entries are posted to your channel with poster, star rating, liked badge, first-watch or rewatch label, director, genres, runtime and review. A watch filter can post only first watches or only rewatches.
Bio, favourites, weekly stat changes, milestone progress, diary, watchlist and lists - all in one sortable, paginated viewer with /profile.
/film shows TMDB details, a trailer button and who in your server logged it. /compare matches two users' ratings, and /popular shows what's trending.
Server and global boards by month, 7 or 30 days: top watchers, top films, top servers, rating histograms, weekday activity, top reviewers and monthly winners by year.
Daily logging streaks, milestone shout-outs (films, hours, reviews), automatic weekly and monthly server recaps, a personal year in film with /recap, and a Top Watcher of the Month role.
Slice a user's logged films by actor, director, genre, decade, or country. Find every Tarantino film someone's watched, or everything they logged from the 90s.
Members share their Letterboxd, Serializd, Backloggd, Goodreads and other profiles with /sharelink, and can /verify their Letterboxd account to lock it to themselves.
Pick every diary field, rename labels, set timestamp style, review length, ping role, auto threads and your own accent colour. Preview with /testdiary and copy a setup to another server with /exportconfig.
Admin / Mod / User command groups with per-command toggles, a commands-only channel, an audit-log channel, per-member /opt-out and anonymous global stats.
Polling adapts to how active each user is - no webhooks or Letterboxd login needed. Optional quiet hours hold posts overnight (Copenhagen time) and release them when the window ends.
Run /setup for a step-by-step guided configuration. Set your channels, add users to track and pick your diary style in a few minutes.
Report a bug straight to the developer with /report, see what data is stored with /privacy, and get notified in your audit channel when a tracked username stops working.
Get started in 3 simple steps
Click the button below to invite the bot to your Discord server. Make sure you have administrator permissions.
Add to Discord âType /setup in your server to launch the interactive setup wizard. It guides you through setting the diary channel (plus optional commands, recap, sharelink, changelog and audit-log channels) and configuring the bot step-by-step.
Use /adduser @member username to start tracking a Letterboxd user. Each Discord member can be linked to one Letterboxd account per server. The bot will automatically post their new diary entries to your designated channel!
Explore all available bot commands
Badges show each command's default group. Admins can change who may use what with /roleview; Discord administrators always have full access.
Need help? We've got you covered
Join our Discord server for support from the community and developers:
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Join Discord Server âMake sure the Letterboxd username is typed correctly and the profile is public. You can see which users are tracked with /listusers, and verify the RSS feed is reachable with /testuser.
If a username keeps failing, the bot posts a notice in your audit-log channel (set with /setchannel). Still not working? Use /report or join our Discord for personalised support:
Run /opt-out in the server. The bot stops tracking your linked Letterboxd account there, deletes its stats in that server, and blocks anyone from adding you again. Changed your mind? /opt-in lifts the block.
These commands always work, even if the server has restricted other commands.
It proves you own a Letterboxd account: the bot gives you a short code to put in your Letterboxd bio (valid for 15 minutes), then checks your public profile. Once verified, that account is locked to your Discord account across every server, so nobody else can link it.
Verified users can also use /anonymous to appear as "Watcher #NNNN" in global stats. You can remove the code from your bio afterwards, and /unverify releases the account at any time.
Screenshots and examples of the bot in action (swipe or use arrows)
We collect only what the bot needs to work. Your data is never sold.
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