TV Time shut down on July 15, 2026
This is the trickiest comparison of the lot, because it is the closest: two French apps, the same job, a good share of the same features. The real differences are narrower than a comparison would like to claim.
Checked on August 15, 2026
| Criterion | BetaSeries | WatchTrail |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | French, long established | French too, and recent |
| Price | Free app; a paid 'Club' supports development and unlocks features | Free, no ads |
| Extended universes | — | MCU, Star Wars, DC checklists, in chronological or release order |
| TV Time import | — | The .zip is dropped as is — episodes and films, with the original dates |
If you are already there, with your history and your habits, there is no compelling reason to move. Tracking works, and moving always costs something.
Our difference comes down to two points, not three: **extended universes**, where films and shows tick off in one dual-order checklist, and a complete **TV Time import**, dates included. On the rest, we do the same job, and for less time than they have.
We could not find it on any public page on 15 August 2026. Rather than quote a figure, we point you to their site.
Our importer reads a spreadsheet with the right columns, whatever its origin.
WatchTrail installs from the browser and works offline, but it is not a store app.
Whatever tool you pick, check that it takes your TV Time export — and how. On WatchTrail, every show is matched by its ID, not by its title.
See how to move my historyOther services' pricing and features change over time: this page shows when it was last checked. When in doubt, the service's own page is authoritative.