Adding figs
A figis one entry in your almanac — a book finished, a film watched, a concert attended, a pin on the map. Here’s how each shelf gets fed. Everything below assumes you’re signed in; add buttons live on your own category pages.
Books
Add each book from your Books page. Type a title and the form autofills author, year, and cover art from Open Library; track pages daily if a book’s a long haul, and keep a wishlist + up-next queue alongside.
Movies & TV
Same pattern, powered by TMDb: search a title, the form pulls the poster, director, and year. Rewatches keep their earlier poster automatically, and your wishlist can follow whole director filmographies.
Music
The bulk one. Request your Apple Music “Play History Daily Tracks” export from privacy.apple.com (Data & Privacy → request a copy → Media services), then upload the CSV on your Music admin page. First import handles years of history; later uploads add just the new rows. Spotify support is on the wish list — tell us if you need it.
Podcasts
Syncs nightly from Pocket Casts. Beta-gated while per-account connections are built — get in touch and we’ll wire yours up.
Places
Drop pins from your Places page — type an address or a place name and it geocodes; group repeat visits, tag vacations, and watch the countries-visited map fill in.
En vivo & Short stories
Straightforward forms: concerts, games, and shows with venue + cost + companions; stories with author, collection, and where you read them. En vivo entries can drop a pin on your Places map automatically.
Bringing a spreadsheet?
For books it’s self-serve: download the template, fill it, upload it — only the title column is required, and dates can be just a year — or upload your Goodreads export as-is. For films, your Letterboxd export ZIP plants your whole diary, ratings, and watchlist. For music, upload your Apple Music or Spotify privacy export on the listening page. For other categories (we respect a good spreadsheet — that’s how this site started), contact us and we’ll help you map it in.