Honest tracker comparisons, cross-media discoveries, and guides to getting more from what you read, watch, and hear.
Your backlog of unread books, unwatched films, and unheard albums feels like a time problem. It is a sorting problem. Here is how to triage it.
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Films, albums, and books that appear most often alongside John Williams' Stoner in readers' libraries, based on Achriom library data.
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Seven epic fantasy reads for fans of House of the Dragon: dragons, ruthless succession, morally-grey courts, and the Targaryen history the show is built on.
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Streaming recommendations feel worse every year because they optimize for completion, not taste. Here is what the algorithm is really doing, and how to wander instead.
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Seven sci-fi novels for fans of Project Hail Mary: first contact, science-as-hero problem-solving, an unlikely alien friendship, and saving the world one experiment at a time.
Read the story →Every major tracker compared honestly. Our take on how the options stack up.
TV Time shuts down on July 15, 2026 and permanently deletes all watch history. What was announced, what happens to your data, how to save it while you still can, and the best trackers to move to.
TV Time deletes all watch history after July 15, 2026. Here is how to export your shows and movies before the shutdown, which method actually works right now, and where to take your data next.
TV Time shuts down July 15, 2026. Here is the clean way to move your shows and movies to Achriom, keep your watch history safe, and track TV alongside your films, books, and music.
The connections between books, films, albums, and TV that no single-format tracker can see.
The narrator you cannot trust has become the defining device across current books, film, TV, music, and anime. An argument about why, and seven works that prove it.
Seven thrillers for fans of Netflix's I Will Find You: wrongful convictions, a father who won't stop searching, and a loved one who might not be dead. Coben-style read-alikes.
What your AI librarian can do, how it thinks, and how to get more from it.
Your AI librarian can plan a year of reading from books you already own. The real transcript: one prompt, a month-by-month plan, and the thread it found across the shelf.
Most recommendation engines match you to similar users. Here's how AI reads the content itself to understand why you love what you love, across every medium.
30 copy-and-paste questions to explore your taste with your AI librarian — patterns, recommendations, cross-media links, single works, and the gaps in your shelves.
Practical guides to importing your libraries and setting up Achriom.
Step-by-step guide to exporting your Letterboxd diary, ratings, reviews, and watchlist. What the files contain, how to import them elsewhere, and what you can't take with you.
Alphabetical by author is fine. But there are more interesting ways to arrange your books that reveal patterns you didn't know existed.
Switch from Goodreads to Achriom in about two minutes. Export your Goodreads library, import your books, ratings, dates, and shelves, and get a librarian that connects your reading to your films and music.