One comparison per service, no spin: what it does better than us, where it falls short, and who it suits. Each page shows when it was last checked — pricing moves.
Trakt is the most complete TV Time alternative — but its free tier tightened and VIP doubled to $60/year. An honest comparison.
Read the comparisonSimkl keeps the essentials free and auto-tracks what you watch on Netflix. Its strengths, its limits, and who it really suits.
Read the comparisonSerializd is free, elegant and built for show reviews. But it tracks neither movies nor air dates. An honest comparison.
Read the comparisonOne does only TV, the other only films. An honest comparison — and what happens if you watch both.
Read the comparisonJustWatch tracks your shows, not just where to stream them. An honest comparison of two tools that overlap more than you think.
Read the comparisonLetterboxd is the film reference, and will stay so. The question is what you do with your shows.
Read the comparisonBetaSeries has been around a long time and tracks shows very well. What sets us apart — and what does not.
Read the comparisonSensCritique is a catalogue of ratings and reviews. That is not the same job as following an airing show.
Read the comparisonA watchlist is a list of intentions. Following an airing show needs something else.
Read the comparisonIt works perfectly — inside Netflix. The problem starts at the second subscription.
Read the comparisonIt is free, works without a server, and does more than people think. An honest comparison.
Read the comparisonIt works, and it is flexible. The price is paid in manual entry, every evening.
Read the comparisonThe two names that come up most. What really separates them: price, and what the free tier costs you.
Read the comparisonFive options whose core is genuinely free, and what 'free' means in each case.
Read the comparisonEpisodes, movies, watch dates and to-watch list re-imported in minutes, for free.
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