Do you know a website to list all your repertoire (owned printed works, etc.)?

[makivka]

I already own a list on https://listium.com/@Poluo/51988/a-list-of-all-pieces-i-printed , but because I don't like the search feature (is confusing or tad difficult), I would like to change the website/resource. I have over 200 pieces/songs that I played over many years, so I have them all listed on that website. I can use it, but I also want to hear if any of you have done something similar where you listed the composer, title, etc. (I don't like spreadsheet -- please don't recommend it.)

Thank you so much for your reply 

[anacrusis]

I don't unfortunately. I hate to say it since I know this isn't what you want to hear, but I keep track of my repertoire in a spreadsheet  I also have a google doc where I type in which pieces I have worked on each year (used to be semester when I was a student) to get a more general overview.

[j_tour]

That's not a bad idea.

Yeah, I'm hip to spreadsheets, but I just make pen and paper lists and things on whiteboards and on the many innumerable notebooks strewn all over the place.  Going back many years, as I'm sure many people here as well.

That would be kind of fun. 

Obviously I have my own lists for my own use, but it would be fun to share lists, you know, just for kicks.

I already own a list on https://listium.com/@Poluo/51988/a-list-of-all-pieces-i-printed , but because I don't like the search feature (is confusing or tad difficult), I would like to change the website/resource. I have over 200 pieces/songs that I played over many years, so I have them all listed on that website. I can use it, but I also want to hear if any of you have done something similar where you listed the composer, title, etc. (I don't like spreadsheet -- please don't recommend it.)

Thank you so much for your reply 

I think I'm missing something here:  you aren't talking about a centralized database of omnibus lists keyed to specific pianist/members?

TBH, I don't feel a need to make my own separate list, and type it in and all that, because I already have that written down in pen/pencil and written media for my own use, but I would be interested in a cross-referenced set of lists:  to me, there would be a point to it that could be instructive.

It could be a NoSQL or a relational database, but I don't have the energy to set that up from scratch.