Trakt.tv

I used to recommend Trakt to everyone. It was the best tool out there for tracking movies and TV shows — clean, reliable, and community-driven. Sadly, that’s no longer the case. Ever since the partnership with Younify (and the suspiciously identical branding), the service has gone downhill. The site is buggy, support is nonexistent, and features that were once free now require a VIP subscription at twice the original price — with no real added value. Worse still is how they treat their community. The official forum has gone silent on the developer side, and user feedback is ignored. If you voice any criticism about recent decisions, your post gets hidden and your account is restricted for several days. The official reason? “Creating dissent.” In some cases, users who express negative opinions have even had their accounts permanently deleted without warning. That alone should raise serious red flags. This isn’t progress. It’s a decline marked by censorship, arrogance, and disregard for long-time users. I can no longer recommend Trakt — in fact, I strongly advise against it. There are better, more transparent alternatives out there that actually respect their community.

After years of being a supporter, I cancelled my VIP subscription and moved on to other platforms.

Great site, but, really, 100 items limit for watchlist? Just no. Not recommend anymore.

Trakt is literally one of my favorite websites on the entire Internet, of all time. It is so neat to have so much data available not only about my own viewing habits but aggregated from all the other users via scrobbling, which gives a truly accurate picture of what people are really watching and enjoying. The comments section often reads more insightful and earnest than the New York Times, and the developer always goes the extra mile to engage with the userbase on anything they think important.

Good functionality. But genaral use is slow and kinda unpredicable.

Great website to keep track what tv series/movies you watched.