TV Time
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Track watched and unwatched TV episodes, organize all series into a unified watchlist, get reminders for upcoming air dates, receive notifications, sync progress across platforms, join spoiler-free discussions, discover new series, and read episode content.
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Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
Discontinued
TV Time shut down its service on July 15, 2026
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Although it wasn’t open source – which was a slight drawback in terms of the service offered – it was still quite comprehensive without being overcomplicated. Tracking what you’d watched or re-watched was easy (unlike on Trakt), and the statistics were presented rather well before their last major update and visual overhaul. I’m surprised there isn’t an open-source equivalent, as there is for books with the Internet Archive’s OpenLibrary.
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Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription that costs $1 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
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Although it wasn’t open source – which was a slight drawback in terms of the service offered – it was still quite comprehensive without being overcomplicated. Tracking what you’d watched or re-watched was easy (unlike on Trakt), and the statistics were presented rather well before their last major update and visual overhaul. I’m surprised there isn’t an open-source equivalent, as there is for books with the Internet Archive’s OpenLibrary.
I used it in the past, but it's pretty buggy, and there's no way to import/export your data. I now use
Showly which is way better and fully open source.
Users do not have control over their data. They make it very difficult to get your information out for back up or in case of shut down. Poor communication from the support team.
Pathetic slowness and the interface is a tragedy, I ve regret using that for years, took me a couple of hours to copy the list of my recent watch list from there, then deleted my account, good riddance - DONT do the mistake and use them!
Very weak and buggy app. Support never responded to the few requests I had. Wouldn't recommend, there are better services out there (like Simkl, Next Episode or Trakt).