Ryfa
Films, shows, albums, songs and games, each out of a hundred. One tap per score.
Try it
How good was the last thing you loved? Tap a dot.
Your score
In Ryfa every score takes its place among everything you have rated, so your library ranks itself.
One library
Five stars
Both four stars. So they were the same?
A hundred
Seven apart. Now you know which one stayed with you.
Discovery, song by song
Every song its own number. Shows go episode by episode.
Friends
See what your friends are rating. Give your own score first, then theirs light up and you see how close you are.

Ryfa Plus
Everything that matters stays free. Plus is for the obsessed: widgets, lists you rank, your year and your taste, in the app's own dots.
Tap to fill it again.
Hold and turn
Your scores and your year, on your home and lock screen.
Make your own lists, or ones that fill themselves as you rate.
Tap the better of two. Ryfa sorts the whole list.
A recap of everything you rated, by year, month or week.
The directors, artists and decades you rate highest.
Three more voices for the dots, and the inverted app icon.
Always. Your library stays free.
$2.99 a month, or $17.99 a year
Yours
Nothing in Ryfa is paid for by showing you something.
No analytics kits and no advertising IDs. Ryfa only sends what it needs to work: your library to your account, your searches to the catalogues.
Export every score, note and list as files you can read, whenever you want, or delete your account from the app.
Questions
Yes. Your library, rating, imports, friends and share cards are free and stay free. Ryfa Plus adds widgets, lists, ranking and your year in review for $2.99 a month or $17.99 a year.
Films, shows, albums, songs and games, each with a score from 0 to 100. Albums can be rated song by song and shows episode by episode.
Five stars cannot tell a good film from a great one; most things end up on three or four. A hundred dots can, and it is still a single tap.
Yes: from Letterboxd, IMDb, Trakt, Last.fm and Steam. Each row is matched in the catalogue, and imported scores stay marked as estimates until you type over them.
Only the friends you add, and only what the Friends section shows. Never your notes, your reviews or an imported score.
Yes, and there is no password: you sign in with Apple or with a code sent to your email. It is what brings your whole library back on a new phone.
Soon, on the App Store for iPhone.
Free on iPhone. Your library always stays free.
Coming soon to the App StoreOne last score: how was this page?
Nothing is sent anywhere. It stays in this tab.