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Streaming Calendar

Streaming Calendar tracks when new episodes of your shows come out, converted to your local time. Releases are shown the way they actually happen: a season that drops all at once is one entry, a split season is two batches, and a weekly show is weekly.

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Cost / License

  • Freemium
  • Proprietary

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  • Online
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Features

  1.  Personalized Recommendations
  2.  Dark Mode
  3.  Ad-free
  4.  Where to Watch
  5.  Calendar View
  6.  No registration required
  7.  Calendar Integration

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What is Streaming Calendar?

Streaming Calendar tracks when new episodes of your shows come out, converted to your local time. Releases are shown the way they actually happen: a season that drops all at once is one entry, a split season is two batches, and a weekly show is weekly. Dates that haven't been announced are marked as not scheduled instead of guessed, and when a date moves, the old date is shown next to the new one.

No account is needed to start. Follow a few shows and the calendar is kept on your device; you can save it to an email address later. Lists can be imported from Trakt, Simkl and TV Time exports.

Free features:

  • Calendar subscription feed for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook
  • Weekly page of premieres, finales and full-season drops
  • Monthly pages of what's new and what's leaving each streaming service
  • Where each show streams, per country
  • JSON API and full data export
  • Installable as a web app on phones and desktops

The free plan covers up to 30 followed shows. Pro ($3 a month or $19 a year, with a 30-day trial) removes the limit.

Show data comes from TVmaze, with hand-maintained corrections for release dates and regional availability.