What is MyCultBox

You have Goodreads for your books, Letterboxd for your films and a streaming service for your music. Your concerts are probably nowhere. MyCultBox brings those four together in one library — your box — and it belongs to you.

One box, four categories

Books, films, music and concerts. Books, films and music work like the trackers you already know; concerts is the shelf none of those apps have. Every category has its own page with the fields that matter for it — a director for a film, a tracklist for an album, a setlist for a concert.

The metadata arrives on its own

Type a title and MyCultBox fetches the rest from the sources that know most about it: ISBNDB, Open Library and Apple Books for books, TMDB for films, Spotify, Apple Music, Discogs and MusicBrainz for albums, and Setlist.fm for your concert's setlist. Covers, authors, runtimes, credits, tracklists — nothing to retype. Descriptions come in English or Dutch, depending on your language setting.

Your shelves talk to each other

On a book you'll see the film adaptation; on a film, the book and the soundtrack. If that linked title isn't in your box yet, one click adds it.

What you add

The metadata is the skeleton. The story is yours: a rating, tags, a review, a personal note, photos — and for concerts, who stood next to you. Your box is private; you decide per item whether it gets a public page. At the end of the year MyCultBox turns it all into a recap you can share.

What it costs

The free plan is a real library: 100 items across all categories, no credit card. Pro removes that limit. See Free and Pro.

Ready to start? Head to Creating your account.