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Letterboxd Activity API

A member's recent activity as watch, review, list and story entries, newest first.

GET /v1/letterboxd/users/{username}/activity

1 credit Failed requests are free A not-found answer is still charged

About this endpoint

GET /v1/letterboxd/users/{username}/activity returns data.user and data.activity. The response carries up to 100 entries and has no paging, so it is the recent slice rather than a full history. Each entry has kind (watch, review, list, story or other), guid, title, url, publishedAt, watchedDate, rewatch, film, rating, liked, reviewText, list, storyText and creator.

watch and review entries name a film with slug, title, year, tmdbMovieId, tmdbTvId and poster. A review entry carries the full reviewText. A list entry carries a list object with the description and the films it names. A story entry carries storyText. Fields that do not apply to a kind are null. This is the cheapest way to poll what a member has done recently.

Letterboxd Activity API FAQ

How many entries does the recent activity response return?

Up to 100, newest first. There is no paging, so there is no cursor or page parameter. For a dated history, use the diary route.

What do the kind values mean?

watch is a viewing, review carries review text, list is a list entry, story is a story entry, and other is an entry the response does not classify. Fields that do not apply are null.

Where is the review text?

On a review entry, reviewText holds the full text carried by the entry. On a watch entry it is null. For review fields such as tags, likes and watched date, use the single review route.

How many credits does an activity lookup cost?

Pricing is documented on the operation in the API registry (shown on this page). Confirm on every response with meta.creditsCharged: that field is the billing source of truth.

What does lookupStatus mean here?

found means the member's recent activity was returned, even if activity is empty. not_found means the username does not exist, and data.user is null.