Books worth returning to.
Find books through Open Library, save a wishlist, and keep reading sessions and private notes together.
ABOUT LEISURE
For the things you do
just because you love them.
Books on the bedside table. A film you keep meaning to watch. One more game with friends. Give them a little space of their own.
A PRIVATE HOME FOR YOUR HOBBIES
What is Leisure?
Leisure by BestMe is a personal hobby tracker for books, movies, series, and board games. Save titles you want to experience, keep a library, and log time spent reading, watching, or playing.
Your collection starts private. When you want to include others, share selected entries and sessions with small, invite-only circles. Private notes stay yours.
The aim is simple: remember what interested you and what you enjoyed. You do not need to turn your free time into a target.
Stories for another evening.
Search movies and series through TMDB. Remember what you watched, your rating, and the people who joined you.
Another turn around the table.
Keep a game collection and log repeat plays. A game can belong in your history even if you do not own it.
A few things to know.
How do I get started?
Sign in with Google, choose your hobby categories, then search for a title or add one manually. Save it to your library or record a session. Ratings and time spent are optional.
Is my library public?
No. You choose which entries and experiences to share with a circle. There are no public profiles, follower counts, or public reviews. Removing a sharing grant removes access through that circle.
Does Leisure provide books or streaming?
No. Leisure helps organise wishlists and experiences. It does not host ebooks, play films, or provide streaming subscriptions.
Does it track pages, episodes, and game scores?
Today, you can record sessions and keep those details in private notes. Dedicated reading progress, episode coverage, and structured game results are planned. They are not available yet.
Where can I learn more?
Visit the Leisure journal for practical guides, or explore BestMe.
Your next good memory starts somewhere.
Keep a small list. Add a little history. Make it yours.
Start your collection