A Malaga-based app lets you log everything you watch, read or play
DeListado, developed in Malaga by Eficatio, is free, is in Spanish and works from the browser. It launches with an unofficial guide to the San Diego Comic-Con Malaga, from October 1 to 4 at the FYCMA.
Redacción · Published on September 15, 2026
DeListado is a free, Spanish-language app for logging what you have watched, read, listened to or played, along with the date it was done, as well as what you want to watch or read later on. It has been open to the public since September 3, 2026, and works in the computer and mobile browser, without going through app stores, at app.delistado.com.
Movies, series, books, music, comics, video games, board games, live shows, cards and stickers all coexist in the same library. Each work is marked with a status --"want to watch", "watching", "watched" or "dropped"-- and with a date, which can be exact or approximate ("in the nineties", for example). With that data the app generates a summary of each year and a "one year ago today" section with what was finished on that date in previous years.
To organize what's pending, a section called "What's next" sorts the list according to questions such as what was left halfway through or what is available on the platforms already subscribed to, and a "I don't know what to watch" button narrows down the options according to available time. Movie and series entries indicate where to watch them in Spain, with already-paid platforms listed first.
Those who already used other services can import their history from Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, Letterboxd, Goodreads, Spotify, Apple Music, Last.fm, Plex and TV Time, with the original dates. TV Time, a series-tracking app that, according to its company, had over 25 million users, shut down on July 15, 2026, and those who kept their data copy can recover it on DeListado. The app also allows you to log your physical collection, with the place where each item is stored and to whom it has been lent.
The library is private by default: no one can see it unless its owner decides to share it, whether with accepted friends, with people at home, with a public profile or through a feature called "together", designed to watch, read or play the same work at the same time as other people. Data can be downloaded in full or deleted at any time, and according to DeListado it is not sold or given to third parties; the servers are in the European Union.
Comic-Con guide
As its first piece of content, DeListado has published a free, unofficial guide to the San Diego Comic-Con Malaga 2026, held from October 1 to 4 at the FYCMA. The guide, which can be viewed without registering, features 77 festival guests with their career background and the day-by-day schedule, with room and time for each activity in Spanish time.
Among the events, on Thursday, October 1 at 17:30 in Auditorium 1, seven actors from "Los Serrano" --Antonio Resines, Antonio Molero, Fran Perea, Jorge Jurado, Verónica Sánchez, Natalia Sánchez and Víctor Elías-- will reunite 23 years after the show's premiere. On Sunday, October 4, starting at 15:00 in the "Golden Hour" at Hall M, five actors from "Starship Troopers" --Casper Van Dien, Denise Richards, Dina Meyer, Jake Busey and Michael Ironside-- will meet alongside Elijah Wood and Sean Astin, from "The Lord of the Rings".
The app has also put together an open list of 74 works --movies, series, comics, video games and board games-- related to the festival guests, each one with the person linking it and, from its entry page, where to watch it in Spain.
Francisco Calderón, creator of DeListado and head of this independent project by Eficatio, explains that "a Comic-Con is exactly the place where you realize how much you've watched and read of someone without knowing it. We wanted people in Malaga to arrive at the festival knowing who's coming and what they've done, and to be able to log afterward what they discover there".
DeListado has no relationship with the organization of the San Diego Comic-Con Malaga; the guide has been put together using public information from the festival, which prevails in the event of schedule changes.
Movies, series, books, music, comics, video games, board games, live shows, cards and stickers all coexist in the same library. Each work is marked with a status --"want to watch", "watching", "watched" or "dropped"-- and with a date, which can be exact or approximate ("in the nineties", for example). With that data the app generates a summary of each year and a "one year ago today" section with what was finished on that date in previous years.
To organize what's pending, a section called "What's next" sorts the list according to questions such as what was left halfway through or what is available on the platforms already subscribed to, and a "I don't know what to watch" button narrows down the options according to available time. Movie and series entries indicate where to watch them in Spain, with already-paid platforms listed first.
Those who already used other services can import their history from Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, Letterboxd, Goodreads, Spotify, Apple Music, Last.fm, Plex and TV Time, with the original dates. TV Time, a series-tracking app that, according to its company, had over 25 million users, shut down on July 15, 2026, and those who kept their data copy can recover it on DeListado. The app also allows you to log your physical collection, with the place where each item is stored and to whom it has been lent.
The library is private by default: no one can see it unless its owner decides to share it, whether with accepted friends, with people at home, with a public profile or through a feature called "together", designed to watch, read or play the same work at the same time as other people. Data can be downloaded in full or deleted at any time, and according to DeListado it is not sold or given to third parties; the servers are in the European Union.
Comic-Con guide
As its first piece of content, DeListado has published a free, unofficial guide to the San Diego Comic-Con Malaga 2026, held from October 1 to 4 at the FYCMA. The guide, which can be viewed without registering, features 77 festival guests with their career background and the day-by-day schedule, with room and time for each activity in Spanish time.
Among the events, on Thursday, October 1 at 17:30 in Auditorium 1, seven actors from "Los Serrano" --Antonio Resines, Antonio Molero, Fran Perea, Jorge Jurado, Verónica Sánchez, Natalia Sánchez and Víctor Elías-- will reunite 23 years after the show's premiere. On Sunday, October 4, starting at 15:00 in the "Golden Hour" at Hall M, five actors from "Starship Troopers" --Casper Van Dien, Denise Richards, Dina Meyer, Jake Busey and Michael Ironside-- will meet alongside Elijah Wood and Sean Astin, from "The Lord of the Rings".
The app has also put together an open list of 74 works --movies, series, comics, video games and board games-- related to the festival guests, each one with the person linking it and, from its entry page, where to watch it in Spain.
Francisco Calderón, creator of DeListado and head of this independent project by Eficatio, explains that "a Comic-Con is exactly the place where you realize how much you've watched and read of someone without knowing it. We wanted people in Malaga to arrive at the festival knowing who's coming and what they've done, and to be able to log afterward what they discover there".
DeListado has no relationship with the organization of the San Diego Comic-Con Malaga; the guide has been put together using public information from the festival, which prevails in the event of schedule changes.