Settings

Settings

The Settings screen is organized into sections. Access it from the Settings tab (gear icon).

App profiles

Current profile - shows the name of the active profile. Tap to open the Profiles screen where you can create, edit, delete, and switch profiles. Each profile keeps its own collections and saved covers.

Learn more about User Profiles →

Collection author

Author name - the name shown as the author on collections you create and export. Other users see this name when they import your collection.

Appearance

Theme - the app is no longer dark-only. The picker offers Dark (the original palette, unchanged) and Sakura, a soft light theme: a pink palette with darkened media-type accents, its own rose-tinted background wallpaper and pink counter badges. Switching applies instantly and returns you to the home screen.

App Language - switch between English, Русский, 中文, Español, Português (Brasil) and Français. Changes the entire interface immediately.

Content Language - the language for movie and TV show descriptions fetched from TMDB. The list is now much wider, with around 45 languages to choose from, so you can read titles and descriptions in the one that suits you. This does not affect the app interface - only the content from TMDB. Picking 中文 as the app language sets this to Chinese automatically.

Cover size - a slider that scales poster cards across the collection grid, All Items and Browse. Drag it up for bigger covers, which means fewer cards per row; drag it down to fit more.

Text size - a slider with four stops from 85% to 130%, with a live preview under it. The value multiplies the text scale the system is already set to, so it stacks with the accessibility setting of the phone or desktop.

Recommendations - show or hide the "Similar titles" section on movie and TV show detail pages. When enabled, you'll see recommendations from TMDB at the bottom of each detail screen. Turn off if you prefer a cleaner detail view.

Hide empty media type filters - hides media-type chevrons (Games, Movies, TV, Animation, Visual Novels, Manga, Anime, Custom) in the filter bar when there are no items of that type. Applies to the filter bar inside a collection and to the unified all-items view opened from the home tab. Off by default; a currently selected type stays visible even if its count drops to zero so you can still clear the filter.

Always show subcategories - keeps the platform and format chips (game platforms, anime/manga formats) visible in the filter bar all the time, without selecting their media type first. Off by default: normally the chips appear only after you pick Games, Manga or Anime.

Rich collection view - personalize collections with a cover image and description instead of the default cover mosaic. When enabled, collection cards and the collection screen switch to a hero-banner layout. Cover and description are edited from each collection's long-press / right-click Rename dialog (the Rename dialog now also handles description and cover). Details →

Collection banner style - listed while rich collection view is on: Classic, Comic, Sticker album, Brutalist and Strips. Every style except Classic draws a per-status summary of the collection over the banner - a proportional color bar with a dot-and-count legend, round status badges or boxy counters, depending on the style. Strips splits the photo into one full-bleed picture with two slanted cuts. Comic and Sticker album use a fixed paper-and-ink palette; the others follow the app theme.

Data Sources

API Keys - configure connections to external databases (IGDB, TMDB, SteamGridDB, ScreenScraper, Podcast Index). Shows how many keys are active. Tap to open the full credentials screen.

Detailed API Keys guide

Storage

Saved covers - manage offline storage for cover images.

• Turn offline mode on or off.
• Choose where covers are stored (desktop only).
• See how much space they take and how many images you have.
• Remove unused covers. Deletes covers for items that are no longer in any collection. Covers you added yourself and board images are kept.

App data - manage the local data file.

• Export configuration: save all settings as a backup file. Covers everything - every source login and key, the app language, and all display toggles.
• Import configuration: restore settings from a backup.
• Reset data: delete all data and start fresh. ⚠️ This cannot be undone.

Backup

Backup All Data - creates a single .zip archive with all collections (full export with user data, canvas, images, tier lists), wishlist, and app settings.

Restore from Backup - restores from a backup .zip. Shows a manifest preview with collection/item/wishlist counts and checkboxes for wishlist and settings restoration.

More about Backup & Restore

Database

Under Settings → Database you can export or import your settings, move the folder that stores your data, copy your whole library to another device over Wi-Fi, and roll back the last network sync. The Danger Zone here also resets the database.

Full guide: Data, Sync & Backup

Import

Trakt Import - import your watch history, ratings, and watchlist from Trakt.tv. Learn more

Simkl Import - sign in with a short code and bring movies, TV shows and anime from one Simkl account, with the episode watch history. Learn more

Steam Library - import your Steam game library with IGDB matching, playtime tracking, and wishlist fallback. Requires IGDB API key and Steam Web API key. Learn more

RetroAchievements - import your retro game library with achievement progress, platform mapping, and IGDB matching. Requires IGDB API key and RetroAchievements username + API key. Learn more

Custom cards - load cards from your own JSON or CSV file. No API keys needed. Learn more

Integrations

Kodi Sync - sync with your Kodi media library. Reads watched status and ratings for your movies and mirrors them onto matching items in your collections. You'll need the host, port, and login of your Kodi instance. Learn more

Discord Rich Presence (desktop only) - show the currently viewed collection item in your Discord status. When enabled, opening an item detail card displays the activity in Discord:

• Games: "Playing Final Fantasy VII" - platform, year, and RetroAchievements progress (if linked)
• Anime/TV: "Watching Attack on Titan" - episode progress
• Movies: "Watching Inception" - runtime, year
• Manga/VN: "Reading One Piece" - chapter progress

The RA icon appears on games linked to RetroAchievements, showing achievement count and award status (Beaten/Mastered). Status clears when you leave the detail screen. Requires Discord desktop app to be running.

Laboratory

An experimental area, available in normal builds. It's where new ideas are tried out before they settle into the app.

Card banner gallery - pick one of your collections and see several poster-card banner layouts drawn on your real posters, side by side, so you can compare them at a glance. A link at the top opens the project Discord channel, where you can vote for the design you like best.

About

Welcome Guide - replay the Welcome Wizard to review the setup steps.

Credits & Licenses - attribution for data providers (TMDB, IGDB, VNDB, SteamGridDB) and open source licenses.

Version - current app version.

Debug (development only)

Visible only in debug builds. Contains developer tools for testing image loading, SteamGridDB integration, and gamepad diagnostics (button mapping, raw events log with export to file).