A browser extension for Letterboxd
Your watch history, read like a Wrapped.
WrappedBoxd injects a full stats panel straight into your Letterboxd profile: directors, actors, genres, decades, ratings, all built from data you already have.
The panel below shows the actual extension working, on a slice of my real Letterboxd history.
Everything it tracks
Eight ways to look at what you watch.
Every tab in the panel, pulled from your own Letterboxd export and enriched with cast, crew, genre, and keyword data.
Overview
Films logged, hours watched, average rating, countries, languages, this year, rewatches, at a glance.
Directors & actors
Top watched, with photos, film counts, and your average rating for their work. Click through to every film.
Genres
A breakdown by total, plus a stacked view of how your taste shifted year over year.
Themes
A tag cloud of TMDB keywords: the ideas and motifs that show up again and again in what you watch.
Decades
Every film sorted by the decade it was made, from the 1920s to now.
Languages
Original spoken languages across your library, ranked and clickable.
Ratings
Your rating distribution, plus how your scores compare to TMDB's average for the same films.
Filters
Slice every section by year watched, decade, or genre, and the whole panel updates together.
Setup
No API keys. Just your export.
Letterboxd doesn't have a public API, so the panel is built from the export you already have access to, and enrichment happens automatically once you upload it.
Export your data
From Letterboxd settings, download your archive. It contains watched.csv, ratings.csv, and diary.csv.
Upload on your profile
Visit your own Letterboxd profile, and the extension walks you through uploading the files, right where the panel lives.
It stays current
Every visit quietly syncs your RSS feed for new entries. Re-upload anytime to catch up unlogged watches.
Where your data lives
Local by default.
Your film data stays in your browser. Everything from your CSV export and RSS sync is stored locally in IndexedDB on your machine. WrappedBoxd doesn't run a backend or database of its own. The only outside calls are to TMDB, to fetch public poster, cast, and genre data for the films you've already watched.
Ready when you are
Turn your watch history into something worth looking at.
Free, no account, no API key. Install it, visit your Letterboxd profile, and upload your export.