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View and analyse your Netflix watch history — titles, trends and estimated watch time. How much of your life has Netflix really had? Now you can know. Netflix quietly stopped showing how long you've watched — so most trackers just guess. Netflix Watchtime doesn't. It reads your own viewing activity, in your logged-in session, right in your browser, and reconstructs your NEAR-EXACT watch time from each title's real runtime and how far you actually got. Finished a show? It counts in full. Bailed on a movie after 20 minutes? It only counts those 20 minutes. WHAT YOU GET • Total watch time — the number you weren't sure you wanted. • Your top series, ranked by time actually watched. • When you watch — by hour of the day, day of the week, and across the years. • Movies vs episodes, by real time spent. • Titles watched, active days, busiest stretches — all from your own account. FAST & PRIVATE • Crunches thousands of titles in seconds. • Everything is computed locally on your device. Your viewing history, the titles you've watched, and your account details never leave your browser. • No ads. No tracking. No account required. OPTIONAL GLOBAL LEADERBOARD • Curious how you stack up against the rest of the internet? Opt in to the global watch-time leaderboard — under a name you choose, or completely anonymously. • It's strictly opt-in, and only ONE number is ever sent: your total. Nothing else — no titles, no history, no identity. Open source: https://github.com/ghrlt/netflix-watchtime Leaderboard & info: https://netflixwatchtime.zlef.fr Not affiliated with Netflix, Inc. "Netflix" is a trademark of its respective owner.
Jun 16, 2026
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