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Wishlist
The Wishlist is a quick-add list for things you want to play, watch, or read - even before adding them to a collection.
Unlike collections (which require finding and adding items from a database), the Wishlist is a simple text list. Just type a name and optionally tag it with a media type.
- Go to the Wishlist tab
- Tap + Add
- Type the title (e.g. "Elden Ring", "Dune Part 3")
- Optionally select a media type hint (Game, Movie, TV Show, etc.)
- Optionally add a note
When adding a wishlist item, you can tag it with a media type. This helps you filter and organize later. It's optional - you can leave it unset.
When you've found and added the item to a collection (or decided you don't want it anymore):
- Tap the item in the wishlist
- Mark it as Resolved
- Resolved items move to the bottom of the list (grayed out)
You can unresolve items if you change your mind.
Every card also carries three inline buttons - resolve/unresolve, edit and delete - so the common actions are one tap away without opening the menu.
To clean up: tap Clear Resolved to remove all resolved items at once.
Each entry has an optional tag. Two buttons at the top of the list:
- Left picks the current tag: "All", "Untagged", or any named tag. Each option shows how many entries are active and how many total.
- Right acts on what's currently visible (after tag filter and search): apply tag, remove tag, or delete. Handy for cleaning up after a list import.
When a specific tag is selected, its menu also offers Rename and "Delete the tag with all its entries".
When a list import from MyAnimeList, AniList, Steam, RetroAchievements, Trakt, Simkl, Kinorium, IGDB or Hardcover can't find some titles, they go to the wishlist with an automatic tag like "MyAnimeList, 2026-05-18 14:32". Each import gets its own tag; two imports never merge into one. Any such tag can be wiped with one tap from its menu.
If an entry was already in the wishlist without a tag, the next import gives it the import's tag. Tags you set by hand are never touched.
Search also looks inside the note field, not just the title. Handy when you only remember what you wrote in the comment: platform, year, who recommended it.
- Quick capture: heard about a game in a podcast? Add it to Wishlist in 2 seconds, search for it later
- Import fallback: when importing from Trakt or Steam, items that can't be matched automatically are saved to your Wishlist so nothing is lost (and each batch is tagged so you can review or remove it as a group)
- Shopping list: tag items as "Game" and use the wishlist as a buying guide during sales