Drama Log
Store data observed · From public App Store data · How we score apps
- Lifestyle
- App Store
- United States
- —0 ratings
- Paid $2.99
- Updated
- Observed
Ratings
Observed0
Chart position
Observed—Not on the top charts
90-day growth
—not enough history yet
Opportunity score
AI-derived11/100Weak · low confidence
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About Drama LogObserved
Drama Log is a Lifestyle app by Shun Isayama on the United States App Store. Released Nov 19, 2024; last updated Sep 8, 2026 (version 1.7). Drama Log costs $2.99 to download.
MRRBeam rates the success of Drama Log 0/100 (early stage).
This app makes it easy to record and manage your drama watching experience. You can now organize "dramas you want to watch," "dramas you're currently watching," and "dramas you've completed" in lists, preserving your precious drama memories.
- Success score
- 0/100 Early stage
- In Lifestyle
- Outside the top 100
- Chart position
- Not on the top charts
- Developer
- Shun Isayama
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Drama Log: common questions
- What is Drama Log?
- Drama Log is a Lifestyle app developed by Shun Isayama, available on the App Store. It was first released on Nov 19, 2024.
- How much does Drama Log cost?
- Drama Log costs $2.99 to download.
- Is Drama Log successful?
- MRRBeam rates the success of Drama Log 0/100 (early stage). The success score combines rating volume, chart position and average rating.
- When was Drama Log last updated?
- Drama Log was last updated on Sep 8, 2026 (version 1.7).
- What are alternatives to Drama Log?
- Similar Lifestyle apps tracked by MRRBeam include Pinterest, T-Life, Ring - Always Home, GoWish - Your Digital Wishlist and Zillow Real Estate & Rentals.
- Is there room to build a competitor to Drama Log?
- MRRBeam's opportunity score for Drama Log is 11/100. Limited opening: an older app, little observable demand and low price points.