Anime, books, films, games, documents, recipes. One app on your computer — no account, no cloud, and it works offline.
Two hundred rows in, you cannot find anything, and there is nowhere to put a cover, a link and a rating together.
Every collection gets its own fields — status, episode, rating, dates — with cards, filters and search. Change a value on the card itself, in one click.
A fanfic with sixty chapters, a series with four seasons, a manga in twelve volumes: one note is not a structure.
Store them as a tree: season → episode, volume → chapter. Read text page by page — a long story opens at once, because it is loaded in pieces.
The PDF is in Downloads, the video on a disk, the artwork in a messenger. The entry knows nothing about them.
Attach files to the entry. Videos and audio play in a built-in player, PDFs preview on the page, pictures open in a gallery — all of it can go full screen.
One list means one rating and one “watched up to”. Two people cannot both be right.
Everyone gets an account on the same Corexar. The entries are shared; a rating, a progress or a note can be personal, visible only to its owner.
Services close, change terms, or take a subscription for what used to be free.
Home runs on your computer and keeps everything in one folder. Copy the folder — that is your backup, and moving to another machine.
Recordings of the real interface. Point at one to play it.
Hover to playA film needs a director and a year, a book needs a series and a page count, a server needs an inventory number. Define the fields once, reuse them in any collection.
Hover to playLong things are not one blob. A series has seasons with episodes; a manga has volumes with chapters; a novel has chapters read page by page.
Hover to playAttach video, audio, images and documents to an entry and use them without leaving Corexar.
You finish episode 11. Open the entry, press + next to Episode and the pill turns to 12. Status is already “watching”, and the pill is green because you decided that a while ago.
Later a friend asks what you were reading. You type three letters into search, filter by “reading”, and the list narrows — with the suggestions already limited to that filter.
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