Everything HOQU can do

Add anything with built-in search: movies and TV shows come from TMDB, video games from RAWG, and books from Open Library — no copy-pasting titles. Every item you add carries its own details:

• A status for where you are — Planned, In progress, Completed, or Dropped. Build a watchlist, mark what you're in the middle of, and tick things off as you finish.
• Your own rating — score anything from 1 to 10.
• A note — jot a quick thought or reminder on any title.
• An “Again?” flag — mark the movies, games, and books you'd happily rewatch, replay, or reread.

Next to your own score, each title shows its external rating so you always have a second opinion: the TMDB score for movies and TV shows, and the Metacritic score for games. It's an easy way to decide what to play or watch next from your own backlog.

Multi-season shows aren't crammed into one row. A show expands into its individual seasons, each with its own status and rating, and HOQU rolls them up into a clean “3/5 done” summary. When a new season airs, one tap refreshes the show and pulls it in.

Finishing something pays out experience points scaled by effort, so a 60-hour RPG is worth more than a movie night. Your points are banked the moment an item is completed and survive any future rebalancing of the rates.

There's no tracking or verification — we trust our adventurers to log their quests honestly.

Pixel badges unlock as your collection grows, spanning every hobby plus social milestones — completing your first title, rating ten items, logging something in all four hobbies, and more. The instant you earn one, it pops up as a toast; the full set, locked and unlocked, lives on your achievements page.

Your dashboard shows total XP, items completed, items rated, and achievements at a glance, plus a per-hobby breakdown and your most recent unlocks. A New Releases strip surfaces what's now in theaters, newly aired, and just launched — and flags anything already in your list.

A trending feed highlights the top movies, shows, games, and books your friends and guildmates have been into over the last month, ranked by their combined rating and how many people picked it up. It's recommendations from the people you actually know — there's no global feed of strangers.

Send and accept friend requests to build your circle, then form a guild of up to 50 members with a shareable invite code you can rotate at any time. Guilds carry roles — master, officer, and member — and link straight to their own Discord server, so the conversation lives where your party already hangs out.

Friends-only and guild-only leaderboards rank everyone by total XP and per-hobby completions. There is deliberately no global leaderboard — you only ever measure up against people you've chosen to connect with.

You decide who can see your profile with four visibility levels: public, friends only, guildmates only, or completely private. Your watchlist, game backlog, and reading log stay exactly as visible as you want them.

A Cmd/Ctrl + K command palette jumps you to anything in your collection from anywhere in the app. Sign up in seconds with an email and password or your Google account.