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Track the TV shows and movies you watch. Your history stays in your browser — yours, and never deleted. tvTrackr is a "Letterboxd for TV" — a simple, private tracker for the shows and movies you watch. Your entire watch history lives in your own browser. There's no account to create, no server to sign in to, and nothing is ever uploaded. That's what makes our promise literally true: your history is yours, and it's never deleted. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Search movies and TV shows and see rich details, posters, and episode lists (powered by the TMDB API) • Track what you've watched — mark episodes and movies as seen • Keep a watchlist of what's next • Rate titles with star ratings • Keep a diary of what you watched and when • See your stats at a glance • Get an "up next" view so you always know the next episode to watch BRING YOUR HISTORY WITH YOU Already tracking elsewhere? Import your history in one tap from TV Time, Trakt, or Simkl. And because it's your data, you can export everything at any time. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no login, no cloud • Everything is stored locally in your browser (chrome.storage) • We collect and transmit zero personal data • The only network calls are to TMDB, to fetch movie/TV information and images Install it, and your watch history is finally yours to keep — forever. — This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
Jul 22, 2026
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