Posting this on behalf of Nico, the developer of Suite TV

Hi everyone!

I’m the developer behind Suite TV, a TV show, movie and anime tracking app available on both iOS and Android.

A bit about me before getting into the features: I’ve been using TV Time for over 10 years, and I’ve been a software engineer for about the same amount of time.

When TV Time started falling apart, I was genuinely sad about it, purely as a user. So I originally built Suite TV for myself, just to keep tracking what I watch the way I always had.

I shared it with a few people, and it grew from there, one person at a time.

At this point, it doesn’t really feel like “my” app anymore. It feels like something we’re building together.

Suite TV now has almost 100,000 users, with more than 400 million episodes marked as watched across their libraries.

I wanted to put everything in one place and give a clear overview of:

• What Suite TV currently offers
• What you can import from TV Time and other apps
• What is completely free
• What Suite TV Gold adds
• What is coming next

Everything below is available now unless it appears under “Coming Next.”

Thank you, r/TVTime

Before getting into the feature list, I want to thank everyone from this community who has tried Suite TV, recommended it, reported bugs, suggested features or helped improve the databases behind the app.

A lot of what has been added over the last few weeks came directly from community feedback.

The goal of Suite TV is to keep the things many of us loved about TV Time: tracking, community, reactions, comments, profiles and the social side, while continuing to improve it and build something with its own identity.

Import your TV Time history

One of the biggest priorities has been making it possible to move to Suite TV without starting over.

Suite TV currently supports imports from:

• TV Time GDPR exports
• TV Time CSV exports
• TV Time Liberator
• Trakt
• Sofa Time
• Letterboxd

Depending on the source, imports can preserve:

• Watched shows
• Watched movies
• Watched episodes
• Real viewing dates
• Ratings
• Comments
• GIFs attached to comments
• Lists
• Viewing history

TV Time Comment Archive

Suite TV also includes approximately 30 million archived comments originally posted on TV Time, through TV Time Archive.

They appear directly inside the normal Suite TV comment sections on their original:

• Episodes
• Shows
• Movies

Archived images and GIFs are preserved when available.

They live alongside new Suite TV comments instead of being kept in a separate archive.

So if you spent years commenting on TV Time, there is a good chance some of those conversations are still there. More info on: https://tvtime-archive.com

And it's not just the archive, the community here is very much alive: House of the Dragon season 3 alone has already gathered more than 3,000 comments on Suite TV since it started airing.

Full Feature List

Tracking

Suite TV lets you:

• Track shows, movies and anime
• Mark individual episodes as watched
• Mark episodes in bulk
• Mark seasons in bulk
• Mark content using the real date you watched it
• Use the original release date instead
• Select a custom viewing date
• Mark something watched without assigning any date
• Change viewing dates in bulk
• Track rewatches separately
• Keep every watch-through instead of overwriting the previous one
• Swipe between episodes
• Stop watching a show without deleting your viewing history
• Resume a stopped show later
• Hide a show or movie from your library while preserving everything you logged
• Refresh metadata manually
• Automatically refresh metadata in the background
• Sync your library between devices
• Log a rewatch with its own date, or with no date at all
• Edit or delete any individual rewatch entry afterward
• Quickly remove just the most recent rewatch without touching the others
• Start a rewatch of an entire show, moving its episodes back into your To Watch queue without losing your original history

Special episodes / Season 0 are grouped separately and do not count toward your normal series progress.

Up Next / To Watch

Suite TV has several automatic library sections:

• To Watch
• Upcoming
• Not Started
• Not Watched in a While

The To Watch queue is based on how far you have actually progressed in a show.

For example, if you skipped an old episode but continued watching later episodes, Suite TV does not automatically send you all the way back to that old episode as your next one.

Quick Actions

You can long-press shows and movies throughout the app to access quick actions without opening their full page.

Depending on the content, these include:

• Mark as watched
• Add to a list
• Watch later
• Stop watching
• Hide from library
• Change the poster

Ratings

You can choose between two rating systems:

• 1 to 10
• 5 stars, including half-stars

You can switch between them whenever you want without changing the rating stored behind the scenes.

Suite TV can also display ratings from:

• IMDb
• TMDB
• Metacritic
• Rotten Tomatoes
• Letterboxd
• Suite TV community ratings

Shows also include a season-by-season rating chart.

Episode Reactions

After watching an episode, you can:

• Rate it
• Choose the mood / reaction it gave you
• Select your favorite character
• Select the device you watched it on

Once you vote, you can also see the community percentages for those reactions.

Discovery

The Discover section includes personalized recommendations such as:

• Because you follow X
• Watched this week on Suite TV
• Most followed on Suite TV

Every show and movie page can also include a You might like this recommendations section.

Swipe to Discover

Suite TV also includes a card-based discovery mode.

You can:

• Swipe left to skip a title
• Swipe up to add it to your library
• Swipe right to add it and mark it as watched
• Undo your last swipe

Titles you deliberately skip are not repeatedly shown again.

Cast and Crew

Movie and show pages include cast and crew information.

People have their own pages with:

• Filmography
• Roles
• Related titles
• Comments

You can also long-press a cast member’s photo to instantly open their full filmography.

Where to Watch and Trailers

Suite TV can show:

• Streaming availability based on your country
• Where a show or movie is available to watch
• Trailers
• Trailers separated by season
• Trailer language selection

Social Features

Suite TV includes a social layer built around what you watch.

You can:

• Follow other users
• View a dedicated friends activity feed
• See which friends have watched an episode
• See which friends have watched a movie
• See their ratings
• Jump directly to their comments
• See exactly how far your friends have progressed in a series
• View their progress with a progress bar

Comments

Comments are available on:

• Episodes
• Shows
• Movies
• People
• Published lists

Comments support:

• Text
• GIFs
• Up to 3 images
• Official episode stills
• Your own uploaded images
• Replies
• Spoiler tags
• Editing after posting
• Editing attachments after posting
• Translation

Comment translation is performed on-device rather than sending the comment to a Suite TV server.

You also have a page containing all of your own comments, which can be sorted by most liked.

Profiles

Profiles can include:

• Custom display name
• Bio
• Avatar
• Social links
• Favorite content
• Statistics
• Lists
• Profile badges

Badges are based on what you actually watch.

Profiles also have shareable public links.

Private accounts are supported, including:

• Follow requests
• Removing followers
• Blocking users

Lists

You can:

• Create your own lists
• Mix movies and shows
• Reorder titles
• Publish lists to everyone
• Keep lists private
• Browse lists created by other users
• Like published lists
• Copy / adopt someone else’s published list into your own account

More than 1,500 community lists have already been published.

Statistics

Suite TV includes personal viewing statistics such as:

• Total watch time
• Most watched genres
• Busiest viewing day
• Most watched cast
• Current-year statistics
• First watches
• Rewatches
• And more

First watches and rewatches are counted separately.

Statistics cards can also be reordered or hidden.

Share Cards

Suite TV can generate recap cards for what you watch.

They can include information such as your:

• Rating
• Mood
• Favorite character
• Viewing information

Cards are generated entirely on-device and can be created in:

• Story format
• Landscape format

Notifications

Suite TV has a notification center covering:

• Social activity
• New releases

Individual notification types can be enabled or disabled.

Release notifications are sent according to the real airtime for your region.

Customization

Suite TV can be customized with:

• Custom display names
• Custom avatars
• Alternative posters for shows and movies
• Light mode
• Dark mode
• System theme
• Accent colors
• Reorderable profile sections
• Hidden profile sections

Your profile layout syncs between devices.

Widgets and Tablets

Suite TV includes home-screen widgets for:

• Up Next
• Coming Soon

Widgets are available on both iOS and Android.

The app also includes optimized layouts for:

• iPad
• Android tablets
• Landscape orientation

Languages

Suite TV currently supports 13 languages.

Arabic, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish

The app language and content language can be configured separately.

That means you can, for example, use the interface in one language while displaying movie and show metadata in another.

Free vs Suite TV Gold

This part is deliberately simple.

Free

Every functional feature listed above is free.

That includes:

• Unlimited tracking
• TV Time imports
• Trakt imports
• Sofa Time imports
• Letterboxd imports
• Ratings
• Rewatches
• Comments
• Images and GIFs
• Archived TV Time comments
• Social features
• Profiles
• Lists
• Statistics
• Discovery
• Recommendations
• Notifications
• Widgets
• Share cards
• Streaming availability

Nothing functional is intentionally locked behind Gold.

Suite TV Gold

Suite TV Gold is completely optional.

Its purpose is to support the project while unlocking additional cosmetic customization.

Gold currently includes:

• Additional themes
• Fully custom accent colors
• Additional app icons
• Animated GIF avatars
• Uploading your own custom poster image
• Custom-colored avatar rings
• Profile stickers
• Custom name fonts
• Custom username / display name / bio colors
• Gold checkmark

The normal tracking and community experience does not become better or more complete because you pay.

Gold is customization, not a functional paywall.

Account

You can sign in with:

• Apple
• Google
• Email

From Settings, you can also:

• Clear your entire library
• Delete your account

Suite TV also has an in-app announcement center with a history of previous announcements.

Available on iOS and Android

Suite TV is currently available on both platforms and coming to web.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/suite-tv/id6786914798

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nicolasbordeaux.suitetv

The same core Suite TV experience is available across both platforms.

Coming Next

The current in-app roadmap includes:

• A web version
• Library export
• Series quizzes
• More Suite TV Gold personalization
• Compatibility between users, to compare your tastes
• Swipe gestures to mark episodes watched
• Continuous two-way Trakt sync

We’re also considering:

• Deep links directly into streaming apps
• AI-assisted recommendations
• Better anime matching
• More features requested by the community

Final Note

Suite TV started because I personally wanted somewhere to keep tracking everything I had spent years watching.

I never expected it to grow into something used by 100,000 people. Scaling something this size isn't new to me though, I've professionally built and scaled several large projects before, so I know what it takes to keep it running well.

I also know that no app will perfectly recreate every part of TV Time, and everyone will ultimately choose the alternative that works best for them.

My goal with Suite TV is to keep listening, keep improving it, preserve as much of people’s viewing history as possible, and build the app alongside the people actually using it.

If you try it, I’ll be reading the comments here and answering questions.

And especially for former TV Time users:

What is the most important TV Time feature you still feel is missing from Suite TV?

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/suite-tv/id6786914798

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nicolasbordeaux.suitetv

Twitter / X: https://x.com/suitetvapp

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suitetvapp

Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@suitetvapp

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/SuiteTvApp/

Suite TV is an independent project and is not affiliated with TV Time.

OpenTV Wrapped is now available.

It lets you look back at any month or year in your watch history and see the things you spent time with most.

This is mine from May 2026. Apparently I watched 93 episodes of Adventure Time.

To find yours: update OpenTV, then go to Profile → Settings → Wrapped. Pick any month or year and share it if you want.

I wanted to show you what it looks like. Let me know what you think.

Hi r/TV_TIME,

We're the team behind Seenr, a show and movie tracker we've been building since TV Time started winding down. A lot of you are still looking for a place to land, so here's the honest, complete rundown of what Seenr does today, what it doesn't do yet, and how to bring your history over.

Short version: free, no ads, no premium tier, web + iOS + Android, and your TV Time export loads in a few minutes.

Bringing your history over

This is the part most people care about, so it's first.

• TV Time: both the CSV archive and the JSON export are supported. Episodes, movies, ratings, watchlist, favourites, comments and the dates you added things.
• Other services: Trakt (OAuth, no file needed), Simkl, BetaSeries, IMDb, Letterboxd, Serializd, Netflix viewing activity, AniList, Kitsu, MyAnimeList, Sofa Time, and our own open Watchlog format.
• No export handy? Paste a note. A rough list of films typed in your phone's notes app gets read and turned into an import.
• Nothing gets silently dropped. Titles we can't match become a real list you can fix by hand, and every manual match is remembered so a re-import resolves it straight away.
• Anime imports go through a dedicated bridge, because season splits differ wildly between databases and naive matching mangles long shonen.

The core gesture: checking off an episode

• One tap marks an episode watched. The show flips to watching on its own, then to completed when you finish it, and back if you uncheck.
• Up next works out the next unwatched, already-aired episode for every show in progress. No more hunting for where you stopped.
• Release calendar for everything you follow, day by day, plus a premieres calendar for what's starting soon.
• Air-date notifications, timed to the real broadcast slot rather than a generic daily batch.
• Movies work exactly like episodes: date, platform, rating, rewatches, watchlist, and full sagas.
• Skipped is its own status, separate from watched, for the filler you're never coming back to.
• Bulk actions: mark a whole season, a whole show, or backfill a range of episodes at once.

More than a tick box: the diary

Checking an episode off is fine. Remembering the evening is better.

• Date and optional time, device, place, who you were with, and whether you watched it in original, subtitled or dubbed.
• One private memory photo per viewing, visible to you alone.
• Emotions: say how an episode made you feel as you check it off.
• The whole diary is readable day by day and month by month, and it stays private. Neither the feed nor your friends can reach it.

Discovery and recommendations

• A match score on every poster, learned from your ratings, your favourites and the shows you dropped. It's a prediction for you, not a popularity average.
• A "For you" rail that sharpens with every episode.
• What to watch tonight, driven by mood rather than genre lists.
• Trending on Seenr: what members here are actually watching, measured on our own data.
• Streaming availability per country, with your own subscriptions saved so you can filter to what you can start right now.
• Alerts when a title on your watchlist lands on a platform you have.

Social, if you want it

• Follow friends, see what they're watching right now, react in a feed with tabs for friends, follows or all of Seenr.
• "3 people you follow have seen this" on every page.
• Watch party: start a live session, friends join and follow the same episode at the same moment, with chat, reactions and a spoiler veil for latecomers.
• Progress side by side: on any show, exactly how many episodes separate you and a friend.
• Watch together: on a friend's profile, the titles you've both set aside.
• Private accounts, mutual-friends-only mode, per-review visibility, and the ability to remove a follower.

Ratings, reviews, comments

• Rate anything, write reviews, like and reply to other people's.
• Comments under every single episode, with GIF and image support.
• Built-in translation so you can read opinions written in other languages.
• Reporting and moderation for spoilers and abuse.

Anime, sagas, characters

• A dedicated anime section with absolute episode numbering, specials and OVAs kept apart, related-works watch order, and studio, source material and themes on every page.
• Sagas: Star Wars, Marvel, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and more, movies and shows in one thread, in release or chronological order, with your progress and the time left.
• Character pages: vote for your favourite in the cast of a show, a season, an episode or a movie, and leave a note and comments.

The fun layer

• Daily quiz: the same questions for everyone each morning, drawn from the real catalog, with a leaderboard among friends or the whole site, a day streak and badges.
• Badges and levels: XP as you watch, including a TV Time OG badge based on your import dates.
• Your recap: a wrapped-style rundown of watch time, shows devoured, records and habits, month by month or across the year.
• Memorable quotes and behind-the-scenes trivia on titles, to read once the credits roll.
• Full statistics: time spent, genres, streaks, charts.

Automatic check-ins

If you'd rather not tap anything: Plex, Jellyfin, Emby and Stremio can check episodes off for you as you watch, and Trakt syncs in both directions.

Platforms

• Web: nothing to install, works on desktop and mobile.
• iOS: on the App Store.
• Android: on Google Play.
• Home screen widgets on both: next episode, release calendar, daily pick.
• Fourteen languages, including right-to-left Arabic, with dates in your own time zone.

Your data

• Free, with no cap on lists or history. No ads. No premium tier holding features hostage.
• Made by a French web agency that has existed for over 15 years, so there's a real person to email.
• Hosted in the EU, GDPR, cookie-free anonymous analytics, never sold.
• Export everything, any time, including Watchlog, a free documented open format any other service can adopt. We'd rather you stayed because you like it than because you're stuck.

What Seenr does not do yet

Being straight with you, since that's the part these posts usually skip:

• No TV app. Nothing on Apple TV, Android TV or Fire TV yet.
• We're young. The community here is much smaller than TV Time's was, so social features are only as lively as the people in them.
• Some export formats are still rolling out, though the full data export already works.

Links

• Site: https://seenr.app
• iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6788104737
• Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.byus.seenr

Happy to answer anything in the comments, including the awkward questions. If something is missing that you relied on in TV Time, tell us. Half of what's in the list above exists because someone asked for it.

Messages - you can DM anyone on BingePile now. Inbox is in the Feed tab, or hit Message on any profile. Photos work.

Find your people - On the discover tab you will see suggested people to follow based on similar interests in shows and movies.

Piles - your lists are Piles now, and they're ranked. Top three get a gold/silver/bronze podium. Share one as a link, or browse the community's most-loved Piles in Discover.

The Binge Wheel - tap the dice on Home and spin it. Pulls from your Watchlist, from any Pile, or Surprise Me for something trending.

Comments from TV Time - years of preserved community reactions and ratings, on your episodes and movies. It's a separate tab, it's read-only, and the authors are archive pseudonyms, it never mixes into BingePile comments.

Translate any comment - one tap. Set your language once in Settings and forget about it.

Your Monthly Rewind - a shareable recap of everything you watched, waiting on your Profile.

What's next?

- Profile page redesign, it looks decent currently but I think it can look better. There will be option to set "cover" image, maybe short bio etc

- More focus on movies, currently the home page is heavily focused on tv shows and movies are buried deep inside your profile page

- More import options, we currently only support importing from TV Time. If you do want to import from other app feel free to contact me and i'll do it for you. I plan to expand automatic import support.

- Rethinking widgets, we have them right now but I think they are pretty basic

- Last but not least, premium. Premium will not lock any existing features I have a completely bonkers new feature planned which will be only for premium users.

iOS
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bingepile-tv-show-watchlist/id6788181376

Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.emeraldapps.bingepile&hl=en

Contact: dev@emeraldapps.io

I recently created a subreddit as well, still need to work on it a bit but it exists r/BingePile

I've been building a tracker called Epidex since TV Time got shut down. Android only, no website, so this won't be for everyone in here, but figured I'd post given how many people in this sub are looking for somewhere to land.

The main thing: it imports directly from the official TV Time GDPR export. Shows get matched by TVDB id, not fuzzy title matching, so it won't misfire on similar names, and it marks the exact episodes the export says you watched. Movies come in by name since the export carries no ids for them.

What it is: no account, no login, nothing synced to a server. Your library is a database on your phone, and you can export it to JSON or CSV whenever you want a copy off device. TV, movies, and anime all in one place, one-tap +1 to log an episode, a release calendar with real air times instead of a vague "this week," tags and tier lists if you're into organizing that way.

What it isn't: there's no comments, no GIFs, no community layer at all. Not an oversight, there's no social anything in the app on purpose, so if that part of TV Time is what you're mourning, this won't replace it.

Free, one small banner ad, three dollar one-time purchase kills it if you want.

It's on Google Play's closed testing track right now, which means it's invite-only, no public opt-in link yet. Comment or DM me a Google account email and I'll add you to the tester list. Still making changes so suggestions welcome.

Hi everyone!

I’m one of the makers behind Muvy, a movie & TV tracking, discovery and social app available on both iOS and Android.

When I first started working on Muvy, the goal was simple: build a beautifully designed app that makes tracking both movies and TV shows easy and enjoyable.

Muvy wasn’t created as a TV Time alternative, and we didn’t start this journey to clone or recreate another app. We had already been building Muvy long before the recent changes around TV Time.

Over the past few weeks, though, we’ve seen many TV Time users looking for a new place for their viewing history, and a lot of them have found their way to Muvy. So I wanted to put everything we currently offer into one post.

We’re still very early in this journey, and there’s a lot we want to improve and build. Our goal is to create our own experience around tracking, discovery, beautiful organization and community, while also listening closely to what people loved and now miss from other apps.

Import your TV Time history

You can move your existing library to Muvy instead of starting from scratch.

Muvy currently supports imports from:

• TV Time
• Trakt
• Letterboxd
• IMDb

With TV Time imports, you can bring over your existing viewing history, including your watched movies, shows and episodes.

We’re continuing to improve the importer, especially for large libraries.

Track everything you watch

Muvy lets you track your movies and shows in detail.

You can:

• Track movies and TV shows
• Mark individual episodes as watched
• Mark entire seasons as watched
• Mark all episodes as watched
• Change watch dates
• Track rewatches
• Rewatch seasons
• Manage Watching, Watched, Paused, Dropped and Completed titles
• Keep a Watch Later list
• See what you should continue watching
• Rate movies, shows and episodes
• Use half-point ratings
• Write reviews and notes
• Choose your Star of the Episode

The goal is to make tracking fast when you want it to be, but detailed when you need it.

Your library, beautifully organized

We’ve put a lot of focus into making your library feel visual and easy to browse.

You can organize your movies and shows, filter them by status, switch between different views and create your own custom lists.

Your profile is also customizable, so your Muvy profile can actually feel like your movie and TV space.

You can customize things like:

• Profile posters
• Cover artwork
• Favorites
• Profile sections
• Section order and visibility
• Movies and Series sections

And we’re expanding profile customization even further.

Discover what to watch next

Muvy is not only a tracker.

Discovery is a major part of the app.

You can explore:

• Trending movies and shows
• Curated collections
• Genres and moods
• Streaming platforms
• Production companies
• Awards
• Popular titles
• Upcoming content
• Cast and people
• Similar titles

We want Muvy to be somewhere you can open before you know what you want to watch, not just after you’ve already chosen something.

Community

Muvy also has a social layer built directly around movies and TV.

You can:

• Follow other users
• See activity from the community
• See what people are watching and rating
• Read and write comments
• Discuss individual episodes
• Reply to other users
• Discover titles through other people
• Visit and customize profiles
• Translate comments automatically
• Filter content by language

You can switch between content from the broader community and people you follow.

There’s a lot more planned for this part of Muvy as well.

Widgets

Muvy includes widgets on both iOS and Android.

Current widgets include:

• Continue Watching
• Upcoming Episodes
• Movie Watchlist
• Series Watchlist

So you can check your library and upcoming episodes without even opening the app.

Where to watch

Muvy also helps you find where a movie or show is available to watch based on streaming services.

Muvy does not stream movies or TV shows itself. It’s built for discovery, tracking, organization and community.

Free vs Muvy Pro

Most of the core Muvy experience is free.

You can track your library, follow your shows, mark episodes, use community features, discover content and use the main tracking experience without Pro.

Muvy Pro unlocks additional customization and advanced features such as:

• More custom lists
• More profile favorites
• Custom profile posters and covers
• Advanced profile customization
• Awards collections
• Additional discovery tools
• Pro profile badge
• More customization options

And for a limited time, Muvy Pro is currently up to 50% off on both iOS and Android.

Available on iOS & Android

Muvy is available on both platforms, and your account and library stay synced between devices.

So if you use an iPhone today and move to Android later, your library doesn’t stay trapped on one device.

What’s coming next

We’re still moving very fast, and many new features are already being worked on.

Some of the things planned include:

• Favorite Characters
• Collaborative Lists
• Archive
• Web version
• More detailed profile statistics
• More profile customization
• Year End Review
• More discovery features
• More community features
• Major performance improvements
• Better series and episode data
• Continued TV Time import improvements

We’re also rebuilding parts of our backend infrastructure to make Muvy faster and more scalable as the community grows.

There’s a lot more coming.

Final note

The recent feedback from TV Time users has given us an even clearer idea of what people care about, and we’re reading every suggestion, bug report and feature request we receive.

There’s still a lot to build, and many new features and improvements are already on the way.

If you try Muvy, I’d genuinely love to hear what you like, what you think we could do better, and especially what you still miss from TV Time.

Muvy is available now on iOS and Android.

Hi, guys. I’ve started an open beta for my app. It connects with Trakt and you can also import data, ratings, and comments from TVTime using their zip file and a lot of other features to make your watch experience enjoyable.

If you were interested, you can join the open beta using this link:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/pNqWRtTu

I’d love to hear your feedback!

Ive also created a subreddit r/flowtapp to collect feedbacks or ideias.