Looking for a Letterboxd Wrapped alternative? Intertitle has a free Wrapped, viewable in the app alongside your stats, built from your watch history — Letterboxd import or in-app ratings — that surfaces one of six film-taste archetypes, not just a stats recap.
TL;DR
Letterboxd's own Year in Review (what people usually mean by "Letterboxd Wrapped") is a real recap of what you logged. Intertitle's Wrapped is a companion read-out, not a copy: it's built from the same kind of history (a Letterboxd export, or ratings you log directly in Intertitle) and turns it into a taste read — including a film-taste archetype, one of six — rather than a pure activity recap. It's free today.
How to get yours
Bring your history. Import a Letterboxd export ZIP (or the individual CSVs), or skip Letterboxd entirely and log ratings directly in Intertitle's in-app diary. Either path feeds the same taste engine.
Let the engine read your taste. Log or import your ratings. Intertitle builds a taste profile from what you rated — the films you loved and the ones you didn't — and Wrapped reads from that same history.
Open Wrapped. Your stats and taste read-out live in the app alongside your library. It includes one of six film-taste archetypes.
Use it as a compass, not gospel. Wrapped is genuinely useful for seeing your own patterns back, but treat the specific numbers as directional — this is an evolving feature, and it isn't meant to replace the ritual of Letterboxd's own Year in Review, just to give you a taste-driven companion to it.
Frequently asked
What is a film-taste archetype? One of six taste-based categories Intertitle shows in Wrapped, built from your watch history.
Do I need a Letterboxd account to get one? No. Import a Letterboxd export if you have one, or log ratings directly in Intertitle — either builds the taste profile Wrapped reads from.
Is Intertitle's Wrapped a replacement for Letterboxd's Year in Review? No — think of it as a companion. Letterboxd's Year in Review is its own product; Intertitle's version is a taste read-out built on the same kind of watch history, available inside Intertitle.
Is it free? Yes. Wrapped, the Tonight programme, Letterboxd import, and the in-app diary are all free today.