One episode, one conversation
Cut Room // Episode Club
Your show ends.
The room opens.
Track. Share. Stay curious. Never get spoiled.One watch history / four doors
Everything after
the episode, together.
Episode Club is the place between “that was incredible” and texting the one friend who has actually caught up. Your progress becomes the key to rooms, quizzes, recaps and transparent renewal forecasts.
The room
Watch together, apart.
Every episode has its own room. Say the thing, react with a sticker, reply once — and never spoil the person three episodes behind you.
S02E07Severance
One room per episode — this one is S02E07
Episode Pulse
That ending — how did you take it?
Best of the seasonI need a minuteSaw it comingAsk me tomorrow
Results appear the moment you vote.
@ana
I have watched that last five minutes four times now and I still have not blinked.
@dev
The score doing the heavy lifting in the elevator scene. Nobody talk to me.
@priya
Same. Rewatching the whole season this weekend, purely for that shot.
@marcus
Spoiler — tap to revealOkay but the thing with the door at the end completely changes what episode four was doing.
Six reactions, twelve hand-drawn stickers, and one poll per episode.
One comment above is hidden because it is flagged as a spoiler — that violet blur is the only place in the app you will ever see this colour.
Illustration — a drawn example of an episode room. The stickers and reactions are the real ones; the comments are written for this page, and no counts are shown because there is nothing real to count yet.
The gate
The gate is the product.
Comments live on episodes, and an episode you have not watched does not render its comments. You see who is in the room and how loud it is; the words wait for you. One tap marks the episode watched and the room opens.
What being behind looks like
@marcus · S2E7 — watch to reveal
Okay but the thing with the door at the end completely changes what episode four was doing.
Mark watchedReveal anyway
You still see that the room is busy. You just do not see the words until you have earned them — and one tap on “Mark watched” both records the episode and opens it.
And you decide how strict it is
| Setting | Hides unwatched episodes | Hides flagged spoilers |
|---|---|---|
| Fortressdefault | ||
| Careful | ||
| Fearless |
- Fortress — The default. Nothing from past your progress, and flagged spoilers stay covered even after you catch up.
- Careful — You are happy to read ahead, but anything flagged as a spoiler still waits for a tap.
- Fearless — No blurring anywhere. You have chosen this life.
Illustration — a drawn example of the unwatched mask. The label, the buttons and the settings table below it are read from the same rules the app runs on.
The assist
It catches you up. It never gets ahead of you.
Four places the app does some of the thinking for you. All four are built from your own watch history, and all four stop at your progress pointer.
Tonight?
Ask what to watch and get picks from the shows you actually track, each with a link straight to the episode you are on.
Catch me up
Back after four months? A “previously on” for the part of the story you have already seen, and not one line further.
Discussion starters
A quiet episode room gets a question to open it. Send it as your own comment, or ask for a different one.
Spoiler flagging
Comments are checked as they are posted, and anything flagged stays covered for everyone until tapped — on top of the progress gate.
Catch me up
Severance
Mark took the job, then took it back — and the version of him that goes home has no idea what the version of him downstairs agreed to.
Helly stopped asking to leave and started asking who decided she could not.
And the thing in the hallway is still, as of where you are, a thing in a hallway.
stops at S2E6 — where you are
Illustration — a drawn example of a recap, cut off at a viewer's progress.
These replies are generated live from your watch history. The rule that matters holds either way — nothing past your progress, ever.
Bring the years with you
Your shows found a new home. So did you.
If you asked for your TV Time export before the servers went dark, it is still sitting in your downloads folder — drop the zip in and we read both export generations. Netflix hands you your viewing activity in one click, and AniList needs nothing but your username.- 01 TV Time — The rescued zip — both export generations.
- 02 Netflix — Viewing activity, downloaded in one click.
- 03 AniList — Just your username. No file, no password.
- 04 MyAnimeList — The anime list export, rewatch counts and all.
people lost their tracker on July 15
TV Time’s lifetime installs, per Whip Media’s own shutdown notice.
services you can bring across
TV Time, Netflix, AniList and MyAnimeList — both TV Time export generations included.
“Duplicate rows in your export are rewatches, not noise. A show you have been through four times arrives as four passes — ratings, dropped shows and the comments you wrote come with it. Anything we cannot place waits on a fix-it list instead of quietly vanishing.”
What the importer guarantees · no account required to test it
What you get
And the unglamorous parts, which are the ones that break.
- 01The import that doesn’t lose things.
Drop in the zip from gdpr.tvtime.com and we read both export generations — the classic CSVs and the 2025 folder format. Duplicate rows are rewatches, not noise, so a show you have been through four times arrives as four passes. Ratings come across. So do the comments you wrote. Anything we cannot place waits on a short fix-it list instead of quietly vanishing.
Rewatches preserved - 02Spoiler-safe by design.
Every comment is attached to an episode, and nothing from past your progress renders. Behind on a show? You see who is talking and how loudly, and the words stay blurred until you catch up — one tap marks the episode watched and opens the room. Set it to Fortress, Careful or Fearless and it behaves the same way everywhere.
Blurred until you catch up - 03Bring the group chat with you.
A room is only good with people in it, so every account gets a personal invite link. Opening it shows a frozen snapshot of your shelf — the shows you are watching, the badges you have earned — before it asks anyone to sign up. The link never queries your live profile, so what your friends see is what you chose to send.
Your shelf, then the signup - 04No rug-pulls.
Tracking and community are free forever — not free-for-now. Your data is yours: one click in settings downloads every watch event, rating and comment as a CSV, no support ticket, no waiting period. We sell a paid tier for AI depth, not your viewing history.
Export anytime, one click
What it costs
Free is the whole product.
Tracking, community and import cost nothing, forever. Plus buys AI depth — not access to the history you already gave us.
Free
Everything that makes this a tracker, and everything that makes it a community.
$0forever
- Unlimited episode tracking and rewatches
- Full community: every episode discussion, reactions, replies
- Import your whole TV Time history
- Basic stats and streaks
- 3 AI actions a day
- Where to watch links
- Export your data any time
Never limited later. This is the promise the last tracker broke.
Episode Club Plus
For people who want the AI to do more of the thinking.
$0during the beta
No card required.
- Unlimited AI — concierge, recaps, discussion prompts
- Advanced stats and Year in Review
- Profile themes and a Plus badge
- Unlimited custom lists
- Ad-free, always
Free for everyone while Episode Club is in beta. We expect Plus to become a paid add-on later, and we will publish the price on this page before anyone is charged. Tracking and community stay free either way.
Questions
Questions people actually ask
The credits roll.