About Cine-Mon

Cine-Mon is a personal movie, anime, K-drama, and series tracking app — built for viewers who don’t just watch, but live inside the story.

It’s a beautifully designed, offline-first space where you can archive what you’ve watched, plan what’s next, and relive what you loved — on your own terms. Cine-Mon is your personal media journal, not just a watchlist.

Most watchlist tools just check boxes. But I wanted something deeper — a system that could feel like a private cinematic museum. One that could house scripts, custom posters, rewatch history, analytics, and even help with decision fatigue through a smart suggestion wheel.

And because privacy and ownership matter, Cine-Mon stores everything locally — no logins, no tracking, just you and your collection.

This project isn’t just software. It’s my personal love letter to film — and I’ve hidden small easter eggs throughout the experience for fellow movie lovers to discover.

Every part of Cine-Mon is crafted to feel alive, ambient, and personal — like your own digital film library.

Hi, I'm Geoffrey Magana — a developer, designer, and full-time lover of good stories. I built Cine-Mon as a solo project, combining my passion for clean user experience with the kind of tool I wish I had years ago.

You can reach out at:

Or fork the project and build your own twist on GitHub:

• Film buffs, critics, and collectors
• Writers and storytellers
• Series binge-watchers
• Anime and K-drama enthusiasts
• Digital minimalists who want a private, local-first experience
• Anyone who wants to archive their watch life with style

• Personal Watchlist, Favorites, and Rewatch Logs
• Spin-the-Wheel Surprise Picker
• Script Uploads & Notes
• Watch Analytics & Category Breakdown
• Custom Poster Uploads
• Offline-First and Self-Hostable
• Ambient Dark UI (inspired by cinema lighting)

• Smart Notifications (Optional)
• AI-Powered Suggestions
• More Themes & Customization Options
• Backup & Restore Tools

I'd love to hear what you're building with Cine-Mon, how you’re using it, or what scene made you cry last night. Feedback, bug reports, or feature requests — I’m all ears.