United StatesTelevision Time is the best way to track the shows you watch, with a beautiful interface and a ton of features. "We tested a bunch of apps and found that Television Time is the best TV tracker for iOS." - The Sweet Setup "Television Time gives you a fighting chance of tracking all the great shows you'd like to see - regardless of where or when they happen to be airing." - Craig Grannell, British GQ "Television Time is my favorite TV show tracker that integrates with trakt.tv" - MacStories Features • Beautiful design: Easily navigate between series and episodes to find everything you need to know. • Sync your progress with Trakt.tv (Plus) or over iCloud • Widgets: View upcoming shows, or episodes you missed, on your Home Screen and Lock Screen. • Stats: View your overall series progress, time spent watching TV, and more. • Information about the cast and crew • Support for rich notifications, universal links, keyboard shortcuts and pointer, alternate app icons, and more. Contact Follow us on Twitter @TelevisionApp or send an email to [email protected] for questions, comments, and support. Television Time Plus Television Time is free for up to 5 shows. Subscribe or purchase Television Time Plus to: • Track unlimited shows • Sync your progress with Trakt.tv • Unlock additional app icons • Sync upcoming episodes with your Calendar • Receive notifications for upcoming shows Privacy Policy: https://github.com/MaxHasADHD/PrivacyPolicies/blob/master/TelevisionTime.md Terms of Service: https://github.com/MaxHasADHD/PrivacyPolicies/blob/master/TelevisionTimeTerms.md
One of the better trackers
seems to have episode release awareness and info earlier and more in sync than other, but needs a apple tv app to complete things, and it wouldn't be hard to knock JustWatch off it's perch, just sayin'
United StatesExcellent app, very pleased
Too many other apps attempt to track television AND movies or everything else. I appreciate that this is focused on being a television tracker only and it can focus on doing it extremely well.
United StatesWOW! Outstandinr program
The answer to my dreams! Trying to remember what show we last saw on what channel it is on is no longer an issue. What episode, what channel, is the series complete or is there more to go? Pretty much anything you need to know about your shows is there. What is really cool is you load it on your phone and it loads on your computer so you can use either to manage it.
United StatesGold Standard TV Tracking App 🥇
Update: Thank you for the 2 column layout on iPad. Looks great! 🙌🏼 I’ve been trying all of the free TV tracking apps, but none of them hit all the marks. I pulled the trigger to purchase this app and give it a try… and so glad I did! Really great app guys! Love: the overall interface, grid view option, and the clear countdown on when the next showing will be, ease of checking off a watched show, no troubles finding any show I’ve searched for, no bugs so far, great Discover section broken up into streaming services, etc… and really like the “anticipated” suggestions for something new, and it looks great on my iPad (which I tend to use more in this case).
United StatesGreat app!
The resyncing worked after I clicked iCloud. Thank you so much for your help! Great app! Use it everyday !
United StatesPerfectly functional but slow updates
Doesn’t get updates that often - hard to justify a subscription to an app that gets an update every four months and doesn’t really have recurring server costs or anything.
United StatesHe broke the UI
[Update, after developer comment] I appreciate that you’ve put thought into the UI, but the changes have forced me to change the way I use the app. I used to be able to stay in the Watchlist view to track my shows, which was ideal because the Watchlist also showed what episode you had left off, and the number of episodes remaining to watch. Now the episodes are only listed on the Shows view, which doesn’t show this info, only when the next episode is airing. Jumping between two tabs is not how I used to use the app, and swiping right doesn’t seem to do anything. I can’t honestly see any use for the Watchlist view anymore, since the episodes are hidden from that view, especially if you just move the “N episodes behind” badge to Shows. Maybe I’m using the app wrong, but none of this was even an issue before the redesign. I appreciate your good work, but I don’t get it. [Earlier review] I’ve been using this app since the beginning. So it mystifies me why the developer would take the most basic interaction model—select a show to see its episodes—and break it. The main purpose of this app is to find a show, add it to your queue, then track which episodes you’ve watched. Doing so used to take a single click. Now it’s … three? Maybe more, if you can’t find where to click. I’ll be specific. Find a show you’re watching in the Watchlist. Click on it. Instead of seeing the episodes of the show you’re watching, you see the show summary. But you don’t need the summary because you’ve already added the show. You don’t care about the summary now. What you want to see are the *episodes*. But to see those you have to long-click (or right click) on the show thumbnail, select “Show actions” from the pop up menu, then drill down to “View all episodes.” Why is the primary use case for this app buried three levels deep? It makes no sense. It gets weirder. Find the exact same show in the “Shows” list. This is just an archival list of all the shows you’ve ever tracked historically, so it’s not the main place you want to do your tracking. However, when you click a show here it shows you the episodes immediately (in the middle pane)! Whaaat? That’s what I expect in the Watchlist view, not the Shows view! The two sections are reversed. The shows view is where I expect to see the show description, which is why it’s called “Shows.” The watchlist view is where I expect to see a list of episodes watched, which is why it’s called “Watchlist.” And yet, for some reason, not? Is this a prank? These confusing UI changes were made about the same time as the app went to a subscription model, so it feels a bit like a slap to the face: “Pay me a regular salary, and I’ll mess up the app and never fix it.” A disappointed long-time user (and UI designer).
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