Rate
One season at a time
Score each season from 0 to 10 in half points. A show's rating is the average of its seasons — until you disagree, and you can override it in either direction.
That gap between what a show averages and what you'd actually say becomes a statistic of its own: more than the sum of its parts, or ruined by the ending.
Decide
Know what to watch tonight
Seasons tells behind apart from caught up — completely different answers to the same question, and something show-level trackers mush together.
Upcoming shows what has aired and is waiting, what returns this month, and what's on right now that you don't track yet.
Keep
A library that ranks itself
Every show you've rated, sorted by what you actually thought of it. Filter by watching, behind, caught up, watchlist or completed.
Each show carries its trajectory, so you can see the shape of a run at a glance.
Look back
A year worth reviewing
Monthly and yearly recaps: seasons finished, hours, how your ratings were distributed. Best season and best show are deliberately separate awards — the year's standout hour rarely belongs to its standout show.
Plus superlatives: your biggest show, your most-used rating, the biggest drop between two seasons, and the season you waited longest to get to.
Talk
What's on, without the spoilers
Every season that's airing has its own community, and a weekly thread asks what everyone is watching. Each post says how far its author had got, and anything past where you are stays blurred until you tap it.
The blur is worked out on your phone, so your progress never leaves it. Anyone can read; posting needs Sign in with Apple or Google.
Yours, and nobody else's
No analytics, no ads, no tracking. Everything you log is stored on your device and in your own private iCloud, where only you can see it. The community is optional: nothing is shared unless you sign in, and your ratings only if you choose to share them.
Read the privacy policy for exactly what the community stores and how to delete it.