WatchTrail
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WatchTrail — the free alternative to track shows and movies.·BlogAboutFAQPrivacyTerms·The Movie Database (TMDB)This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.

Games

Free mini-games about your shows and movies. No account, no limit.

  • Watchdle

    One mystery show a day, the same for everyone. 6 tries, one more clue after each miss.

  • Higher or lower

    Does this show have more or fewer episodes than the other? Build your streak.

  • Guess the year

    What year did this show come out? 10 rounds, 100 points for an exact answer.

  • Put them in order

    5 films or shows from a saga, to place in chronological or release order.

  • The Grid

    One 3×3 grid a day: find a show matching both the row AND the column. 9 tries.

  • The Character

    Guess today's TV character. Each try compares gender, show, genre, decade, country and episodes.

  • The Spoiler-Free Quiz

    Questions built ONLY from episodes you've checked off. Zero spoiler risk, by construction.

  • Ready for the return?

    An episode is coming on a show you follow? Revise with a quiz limited to what you've already seen.

  • Which character are you?

    Stranger Things, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Friends, One Piece: 8 questions to find out which character you are. Shareable result.

  • Coming soon

    The daily challenge, the grid and the spoiler-free quiz are on their way.

Frequently asked questions

Are the games free?
Entirely, and with no ads. An account only serves to keep your daily win streak and to place you on the leaderboard.
Do I need an account to play?
No. Every game is playable without one. Only the spoiler-free quiz and "Ready for the return" need your watch history, and therefore an account.
When does the daily puzzle change?
At midnight UTC. The daily show, the grid and the character of the day are identical for every player until the next day.
Can the quiz spoil me?
No, that is its building rule: both the questions and the wrong answers are drawn only from episodes you have already checked off. The title of an episode you haven't watched cannot appear, not even as a decoy.
Where do the shows and data come from?
TMDB pages for titles, posters and ratings, and our own cache for episode counts. The playable sagas are our extended universes, verified one title at a time.
Will there be more games?
Nine are live. Others wait in reserve and will only ship if they hold up: an actor-chain game was dropped after measurement, the casting graph proving far too sparsely connected to be playable.