r/justwatchapp

I tinkered with every Trakt client on Apple TV and couldnt settle on one... so I made my own based on what was working for me. I also truly miss "watch aid" which was an app I used very often! So, taking the things I loved from other trackers, I made this. It's called WatchQueue: a native Apple TV client for Trakt.

• Sign in with Trakt and your watchlist, continue-watching, and history are just there — nothing trapped in my app, it's all your Trakt account.
• Plex support if you self-host — it knows what's already in your library.
• A Discover that leans on what you watch instead of a generic top-10, and a proper "what do I watch next" flow, which was the whole reason I started.
• No ads, no feed, no upsell. Just your stuff.

I'm posting here because you all actually live in Trakt, so you're the people whose feedback I trust most. If you've got an Apple TV and a Trakt account, I'd love to know what feels off or what you'd want next. (Link in the comments.) IOS is coming in the near future...

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/watchqueue-tv-watchlist/id6781497389

There's a new bug in justwatch on Android and web. Watchlist is showing a whole lot of movies that aren't on my services even when I choose "my services".

I have 168 total movies in my watch list, and 21 are available on services in the "my services" list.

When I choose "my services", however, 104 movies still show up, most without a "watch now" button (because they're not available on any of my services).

A workaround is that if I go into filters and check "free" and "subscription" under "price", then it correctly shows the 21 movies available on my services. But it should be showing just the movies available on my services without having to filter.

With TV Time shutting down, I've been building a free and open-source movie/TV tracker as an alternative.

What it does:

• Track what you've watched, rate it, keep a watchlist
• Browse and explore movies/shows (powered by TMDB)
• Import your TV Time GDPR export directly — no manual re-entry
• Your data stays yours: everything is stored locally on your device, with optional encrypted backup to your own Google Drive. No account on my servers, no ads, no tracking.

It's fully open-source, and will stay that way.

Still in active development, aiming to have a testable build ready in the next 2 weeks. Will share here as soon as it's out — if you're interested in trying it early, drop a comment.

Screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/9onzTG8