Sofa
Organize your downtime with lists for movies, books & more
Sofa launched on January 31, 2020 with 141 votes, #189 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Create lists of books, movies, tv shows, podcasts, music albums, and video games to enjoy later.
Create lists of apps, books, movies, tv shows, podcasts, music albums, and video games to enjoy later.
Organize your collections, track your shows, play your podcasts, plan your adventures, and remember it all. Build lists and groups for everything you want to watch, read, play, and listen to, with smart filters and flexible layouts to keep it all sorted. Five tracking modes let you follow shows, books, games, and movies however you want, from simple checklists to full journaling. A full podcast player built right into your library with queuing, offline downloads, CarPlay, and per-show playback settings. A planner that handles your TV schedule, standalone tasks, sticky notes, and full trip itineraries with budgets, maps, and weather. A logbook and stats dashboard that records everything you…from sofahq.com
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