Continuity
Your watch history, carried forward.
Track every episode and every movie, see the moment your shows return and keep the years of watch history you built on TV Time. Free forever. No ads. Your data lives on your device.
No account needed. A decade of watch history imports in seconds.
This is the entire migration.
Your TV Time zip is read on your own device. No upload, no waiting room, no account first.
Do it for realYours import just as fast. There is no import server to queue on, throttle you or fail under load.
Everything a tracker should be
Built by TV Time users who did not want to lose a decade of watch history. It works the way your thumbs already know.
One tap tracking
Mark episodes and movies watched, rate them, note how they made you feel. Your watch list always knows what is next.
Your TV Time history, intact
Drop in your TV Time export and keep every episode, badge, rewatch and your lifetime TV clock.
Know when shows return
Air dates for everything you follow, plus notifications when a new episode lands or a premiere date is confirmed.
Private by design
Your history is stored on your device, exportable any time. No ads, no data sales, no lock in and no server between you and your own history.
Moving from TV Time takes three steps
Do the first one before July 15. After the shutdown your export is gone for good.
Download your export
Sign in with your TV Time login and request your data. A Download button appears within a few minutes and the zip is yours. Do it now, the option disappears with the shutdown.
Get my TV Time exportDrop it into Continuity
Open the Import tab and drop the zip in. It is read on your device in seconds and nothing is uploaded.
Welcome home
Your shows, watched episodes, stats and badges are all there. Pick up exactly where you left off.
What survives the move
The import reads everything TV Time wrote into your export. Nothing is averaged, sampled or left behind.
- ✓Every watched episode, with the date you watched it
- ✓Every rewatch and how many times
- ✓Your lifetime TV clock, to the hour
- ✓Your badges
- ✓Every movie you logged, rewatches included
- ✓Every show's exact progress, so the right episode is on top
Trending shows
What everyone is watching this week. Tap any show to see details, play the trailer and add it to your watch list.
Popular right now
The most watched shows on television today.
Top rated of all time
The shows people never stop recommending.
Trending movies
What everyone is watching this week. Track movies in Continuity right alongside your shows.
In theatres now
On the big screen where you are. Log them the night you watch.
Browse by genre
Whatever you are in the mood for, track it in Continuity.
Airing tonight
Shows with new episodes on the air right now. Continuity tells you the moment yours return.
Get Continuity on your phone
Full app experience with an icon on your home screen, offline support and episode notifications.
Android asks permission to install apps from outside the Play Store. That is normal for direct downloads and takes one tap to allow.
scan with your phone
Questions people ask
Is it really free?
Tracking is free forever. If we ever build paid extras like cross device sync, they will be optional and tracking stays free.
Where does my data live?
On your device. Continuity is local first. You can export your full library as a file any time and walk away with it. We run no ads and sell no data.
I never used TV Time. Can I still use this?
Of course. Search any show and start tracking. The import is only for people bringing history over.
How do I get my TV Time export?
Sign in at TV Time's data request page with your TV Time login and request your data. A Download button appears within a few minutes. Do this before July 15 while the service still exists.
Why does Android warn me about the download?
Any app installed outside the Play Store shows that message. It is Android being careful, not a problem with the file. Our Play Store listing is on the way and this page will link to it when it is live.
Is Continuity better than Trakt or Simkl?
They answer different needs. Trakt is the right choice if you run a media server and want automatic scrobbling. Simkl is the most TV Time like of the server based options and handles anime well. Continuity is the only one where the import and your history live on your own device, so it is free, needs no account, keeps badges and lifetime stats and cannot slow down under migration load. The comparison page lays all of them out honestly.
Is there an iPhone app?
Yes, it installs from Safari in two taps and works like any app on your home screen, offline included. Here is the ten second guide.
Continuity is built by TV Time users who had the same decade of watch history to lose. It gets better because people write in.