The hard parts, done right
Three real cases where trackers get it wrong. Here's what changes.
Anime numbering
Air date
Same-name remakes
A tracker built by people who live their shows, not just count them.
Marking an episode as watched is just the start. Under every episode there's a community laughing, crying and reacting with you.
Your TV Time friends find you here. Automatically.
Your TV Time GDPR export also contains your friends list. When you and a friend both upload your exports, Episodely recognizes you and notifies you both: no manual searching, no setup. Follow each other again with one tap, as if you never left.
You were friends on TV Time. She brought her history here too!
Follow again✓ You follow each other again, like on TV Time
The episode ends. The fun begins.
Hot takes, theories and iconic GIFs: under every episode you'll find people who just watched it, same as you. Like the old days, but better.
Finally a wedding! Surely nothing can go wrong in this show 🥂
Me halfway through the episode:
The Lannisters send their regards. I'm still like:
I take back everything I wrote earlier. 💀
All of the community, none of the spoilers.
Comments on episodes you haven't watched stay blurred — text and GIFs — until you mark them as watched. Enjoy the community without fearing the plot twist.
The whole world comments. You choose who to read.
Filter threads by language: for example Italian + English together, and the rest disappears. The global discussion, without the noise.
Quella scena finale mi ha distrutto. Non me l'aspettavo per niente.
That cold open deserves an Emmy on its own. Absolute cinema.
Your stats, alive
Hours watched, episodes, binges and completed shows: your history becomes a trophy.
Never again "where was I?"
Release calendar and Up Next queue: always know what's airing and what's next, one tap away.
What to watch next
Recommendations based on your real taste, plus the community's most-watched shows right now.
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▼ #3A transparent plan, step by step
Our transparent roadmap for building an alternative to TV Time
iOS and Android apps coming soon
Phase 0: Data Rescue (Until July 15)
Opening the Vault to securely collect exports and prevent data loss before TV Time shuts down.
Closed beta completed
A hand-picked group of testers stress-tested imports, check-ins and comments in the installable web app (PWA).
Public beta
The beta opens to everyone: anyone can sign up and use Episodely on the web, with their history imported in one click. Still an installable web app.
iOS and Android apps
Episodely lands on the App Store and Google Play: the same web app in a native shell — the only way to get push notifications and home-screen widgets.
The core is free. Forever. Seriously.
Episodely is an indie project run by one person: today the servers and the domain come out of the developer's pocket. Optional paid extras — advanced stats, themes — may show up later to cover the bill. Nothing that's free today ends up behind a paywall, and ads never arrive: that's a hard constraint, not a “for now”.