Apps tagged with 'TV Show Tracker' Page 2 of 3

Peekr is the social way to discover, organize, and share everything you watch.

The cross-media tracker for people who take their stories seriously. Movies, TV, anime — with books & games coming soon. Free, forever. No ads. No paywall.

Continuity.tv is local-first web application designed as a privacy-focused, decentralized alternative to traditional entertainment tracking tools. The platform allows users to import, manage and secure their viewing history and metadata directly in the browser without requiring...

All-in-one tracker for movies, shows, games, anime and manga, with watchlists, release calendars, streaming availability, game deals and price alerts.

TV show & movie tracker with reminders that actually reach you — email, push, or SMS. One-click import from TV Time, Trakt, and more.

JoyHob is a personal media tracker for the four things most people already track in four different apps: video games, TV shows, movies and books. One library, one profile, one set of stats.

Never wonder what to watch again. Limelight is a free movie and TV tracker for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Search any title, see where it is streaming in your country, and keep track of what you have watched, with no ads.

A tracker that keeps your games, movies, and shows in one list and fills in the scores, dates and streaming details by itself.

A simple command-line TV show manager.

Track episodes and movies in two taps, view upcoming air dates in your time zone, migrate data from multiple services, access stats, widgets, and social comments.

Achriom is a personal library for everything you read, watch, and listen to. Instead of separate apps for books, movies, TV, music, and anime, it keeps your whole media life in one place, with an AI librarian that understands your taste across formats.

MoreLike keeps track of the TV shows and films you watch, and finds more like them. There is no app to install. You connect it once to an AI assistant you already use — Claude, ChatGPT or Grok — and then just talk: say what you watched, ask what you are part-way through, ask...

LaterRex is one app for tracking movies, tv shows, books, games, music and podcasts, instead of a separate app for each.

Floppy is a free, open-source, self-hosted media tracker and personal media diary for movies, TV shows, anime, manga, books, comics, video games, board games, music, and podcasts.

Eluna Screen is a TV show, anime and movie tracker for Android, iPhone and iPad. It runs entirely on-device: no account, no server, no analytics. The library, watch diary, statistics and calendar are stored locally and open offline.

TV series browser and tracker.

Discover, find, and track your movies & TV shows — beautifully organized, intelligently recommended.

Connects books, films, TV, and podcasts by shared themes and taste, with curated cross-media recommendations, adaptation links, and discovery tools.

TV Episode Guide and tracker is an episode tracker that shows you all the latest TV show and episode guide information from your favourite TV shows.

Track movies, TV shows, video games and books in a single library with progress tracking, ratings, lists and social discovery.

StrmOn helps you keep tabs on the TV shows you actually care about — no more forgetting a series is back, or scrolling through five different apps to check release dates.

A social discovery app for films, TV, games and books - follow friends' ratings, get personalised recommendations, and pull up AI trivia on any title.

A self-hosted shelf across the streaming services you already pay for — one search, one watchlist and episode tracking, with deep links into whichever app owns the title.

Cinephilers is a social tracking app for films and TV - everything you expect from a tracker, with episode-level progress for series, not just "watched" on a whole show. Log what you watch, rate and review it, keep a diary that handles rewatches, follow friends, and...

Movies. Shows. Anime. All of it, in one place, with zero ads, zero data harvesting, and zero respect for the idea that a good app needs to be annoying to survive.