Trovie is a free TV show and movie tracker app — and more than a tracker.
Bring your history from Trakt, IMDb, Letterboxd, Simkl and the TV Time file you saved before it closed. How importing works
Trovie is a TV show and movie tracker app — not a streaming service. It never asks for your streaming logins.
01Track it
Tick it off as you watch. Trovie remembers the rest.
Continue watching
Every show you’re part-way through waits on Home, with the time left and the next episode.
Episode tracker
One tap when the credits roll — or a whole season at once.
Import & export
Episodes, films, watchlist and ratings from another app — in the app, or on the web.
Your data: export all of it as a Trovie file, any time.
Progress Scale
The whole run as a tape measure: how far you are, and where to pick up.
Ratings
Ten scores in four moods — Bad, Good, Liked and Loved — each with its face.
Watchlist & Library
Save it, start it, finish it — every title files itself.
02Find it
Picks that say why, a calendar of new episodes, a heads-up before anything leaves — or just ask Ovi.
For You
New picks every day, each with its reason — never one you’ve already seen.
Leaving soon
A card for each service you pay for, led by what’s about to leave.
TV calendar
New episodes of the shows you track, on a calendar of air dates.
Ask Ovi
Ask Ovi, Trovie’s AI, for a mood or a watch order — it answers with the titles.
List the Star Wars movies in story order
Here are the Star Wars films in story order — the first eight, from The Phantom Menace to The Empire Strikes Back.
1. Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
1999 · 6.6
Where the story starts: two Jedi find a gifted boy on Tatooine.
2. Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
2002 · 6.6
Ten years on, a galactic war begins.
3. Star Wars: The Clone Wars
2008 · 6.2
An animated film set in the middle of the Clone Wars.
4. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
2005 · 7.5
The prequels’ finale, as the Clone Wars end.
5. Solo: A Star Wars Story
2018 · 6.6
Han Solo’s first big job, years before he meets Luke.
6. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
2016 · 7.5
The rebels who steal the Death Star plans — it runs straight into the 1977 film.
7. Star Wars
1977 · 8.2
The original: a farm boy joins the Rebellion.
8. The Empire Strikes Back
1980 · 8.4
The Empire hunts the rebels while Luke trains as a Jedi.
03See it
Your watching in numbers — hours, streaks, badges and a year in review.
Insights · watch stats
Your titles, episodes and hours against the period before — only you can see it.
Streaks & badges
Tick, rate or save something each day to keep your streak — and earn 27 badges.
Year in Review
Each December, your year as a story to tap through and share.
Your profile
Your persona, numbers and badges in one card — and friends to follow.
04Share it
Watching is better with company.
Shared watchlist
One list everyone you invite can add to.
Public watchlists
Make a list public — anyone on Trovie can like it and save it.
Comments
Every title has its own comments; a spoiler stays locked until you’ve seen and rated it.
05Understand it
Who’s who, what happened, what everyone thought — without a twist before you get there.
Character Map
Who’s who in the cast, season by season. Free members open a few Character Maps, with one ad each; Pro opens every map.
Spoiler-free AI
Ask Ovi, Trovie’s AI, what you forgot — it never gives a twist away. Free with a monthly allowance of AI tokens; Pro is unlimited.
Why people switch
The trackers people come from, feature by feature — including the ones everyone has.
| Feature |  Trovie | Trakt | Letterboxd | Simkl | Bingers | Refract |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tracking | ||||||
| Movies and TV shows in one place | Yes | Yes | Partial1 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Tick off single episodes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Up Next — what to watch next | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Watch stats | Yes | Partial2 | Pro | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Together | ||||||
| Watchlists everyone on the list can add to | Yes | No3 | No | PRO4 | No | Yes9 |
| A conversation on every title | Yes | Yes | Partial5 | Partial6 | Yes | Yes10 |
| Understand | ||||||
| An AI that answers questions about the show | Yes | No | No | No7 | No | No11 |
| Character relationship maps | Yes8 | No | No | No | No12 | No12 |
| AI answers and character info that never spoil what you haven’t seen | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
| Your data | ||||||
| Import from other trackers, free | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Read more:The best TV tracker appsTrovie vs TraktLetterboxd for TV shows
Checked against each app’s own website, store listings, release notes and help pages on 29 September 2026. “—” means we did not find the feature there. Trovie’s free tier shows ads (Trovie Pro removes them), and Trovie is on Android and the web — there is no iPhone app yet (it is coming soon). Something out of date? Tell us with Send feedback, below.
TV Time, Trakt, IMDb, Simkl, Letterboxd, Showly, Sofa Time, Bingers, Movie Paradise and Refract are trademarks of their owners. Trovie is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
Trovie Pro
Everything in Trovie, without limits — and without ads.
Tracking, Insights, streaks and badges are free — Pro lifts the limits in the table.
Where the optional Trovie Pro upgrade is offered, the app shows what it includes and what it costs before you pay.
| Feature | Free | PRO |
|---|---|---|
| AI | ||
| AI tokensChat, Ask Ovi, character bios, summaries | Monthly allowance | Unlimited |
| Answers from the web, with sources | Not included | Included |
| Spoiler-smart about what you’ve seen | Not included | Included |
| Tuned to your taste — and remembers it | Not included | Included |
| Explore | ||
| Character MapsEvery season · free members watch an ad for each | A few with ads | Unlimited |
| For You picksDaily, each with a reason | A few a day | More every day |
| Insights | ||
| Look back at any month or year | Not included | Included |
| Your top actors and directors | Not included | Included |
| You vs everyone, taste match | Not included | Included |
| Year in Review extrasFriends, top people, Trovie’s #1 | Not included | Included |
| Together | ||
| Shared watchlistsOne Pro member lifts the caps for the whole list | Smaller | Bigger |
| Extras | ||
| No ads | Not included | Included |
| Open straight to search | Not included | Included |
| Premiere profileA cover still, gold foil and the Pro laurels | Not included | Included |
Pro also supports Trovie’s development.
The Premiere profile
Yes — Trovie is a free TV show and movie tracker app for Android. It is an episode tracker, a watchlist and a watch diary in one: tick off episodes as you watch, and Continue watching lines up the next episode of every show you are part-way through. It also counts your watch time, keeps a day streak and badges, and imports your history from Trakt, IMDb, Simkl and Letterboxd — and from TV Time, if you kept the file it emailed you.
Open a show and tick off episodes one at a time, or mark a whole season as watched. Each season shows how many you have watched and how long is left, and Continue watching on Home lines up the next episode of every show you are part-way through — an Android home-screen widget keeps the next one a tap away. A film takes one tap, or simply a score.
Yes. Airing This Week lists new episodes by the day they air, and Trovie sends a notification when a show you track has a new episode or a new season. You choose which notifications you get in Settings.
Once you have rated a few titles 7 or higher, For You picks titles for you every day — more of them with Trovie Pro — and shows the reason for each: a show or film you liked, what people you follow watched this week, your favourite genre for when you usually watch, or what is trending on Trovie in your region. Every pick is in a language and genre you watch. It leaves out anything you have already watched, rated or saved, and “Not for me” takes a pick off your list.
Trovie’s Insights works it out from the runtimes of the episodes and films you have marked as watched — an estimate rather than a stopwatch — for any week, month, year or all time, split into shows and movies and set against the period before. Every December, Year in Review adds up the whole year.
Yes, if you kept the file. TV Time shut down in July 2026 and deleted its accounts, so the export can no longer be requested — but the ZIP it emailed you before then (usually gdpr-data.zip), or the files the TV Time Out or TV Time Liberator browser extensions downloaded, import as they are. Upload one in the app or at trovie.co/import. Episodes you have already ticked stay ticked, and you can undo the whole import for 7 days. If your file will not import, send it to our team from the same screen and it is imported within 3 business days.
Yes. Trakt, IMDb, Simkl and Letterboxd exports import in the app or at trovie.co/import, and a CSV template covers any other tracker. If your app is not listed, send us the file and our team imports it within 3 business days. You can export everything you have tracked as a Trovie file at any time, and bring that file back in later.
Yes. Make a shared watchlist and invite people with a link or a short code; everyone on it can add titles, and each title shows who added it. Switch on “Show what I’ve seen” and members see who has already watched what. Free lists have a member and title limit, and one Trovie Pro member lifts it for the whole list. Everyone on a list signs in with Google.
No. Spoilers in comments, Ovi’s answers, character bios and the Character Map stay locked until you have tapped “I’ve seen it” and given the title a score — either one alone keeps them shut. In chat and comments the server holds a spoiler back; it is never just blurred.
Yes — that is the Character Map: who is who in a title’s cast, with family, romance, allies, rivals and work ties, and a short bio for each character written by an AI model from public wikis. TV shows get a separate map for each season, and relationships that would spoil a twist stay hidden until you unlock them. Free members open a few Character Maps, with one ad each; Trovie Pro opens every map.
Yes, in the US and India for now. Pick the services you subscribe to and Home shows what is about to leave each one, soonest first, with each service’s full list of what is leaving and arriving a tap away. Titles on your watchlist are marked on each card. You only pick the services; Trovie never asks for your streaming logins.
No. Trovie is not a streaming service — it does not host or sell films or shows, and it never asks for your streaming logins. It keeps track of what you watch; your subscriptions play in their own apps, and trailers play in YouTube’s own player.
Yes — the app asks for a free Google sign-in when you open it, and that is the only sign-in it offers. It keeps your history, watchlists, streak and shared lists on every device you sign in on. You can delete your account and everything in it at any time, in the app or at trovie.co/delete-account. Browsing on this website needs a sign-in too.
Yes. Tracking, Insights, streaks and badges are free, and the app contains ads. Where the optional Trovie Pro upgrade is offered, the app shows what it includes and what it costs before you pay.
Not yet — the iPhone app is coming soon. Trovie is on Android today, and this site works in any browser in the meantime, including the importer at trovie.co/import, so your history is waiting when the iPhone app arrives.
Free with a Google sign-in. On Android now, on iPhone soon — and your watch history can come with you.
This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
Title and artwork data from TMDB; watch-provider data from JustWatch, through TMDB; IMDb ratings from OMDb; character portraits from TVmaze; character material from Wikipedia, Wikidata and Fandom. Illustrated avatars by DiceBear (Gaze, CC0).
Character Maps, character bios, chat answers, Ovi’s replies and the summaries in Comments are written by an AI model from these sources, public wiki articles and — for Trovie Pro’s answers — the web, with its sources shown. They can be wrong.
TV Time, Trakt, IMDb, Simkl, Letterboxd, Showly, Sofa Time, Bingers, Movie Paradise and Refract are trademarks of their owners. Trovie is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.
