Every feature below is labeled honestly.
Live means it
works in the current beta.
In development
means it's designed and being built — not available yet.
Up Next
LIVE
The first thing you see when you open ScreenTrak is the next
episode of what you're watching — show, episode, runtime, and
season progress. Up Next only includes shows you've set to
Watching, so pausing or dropping a show never erases your
progress.
Watched & undo
LIVE
Every mark is recorded as a reversible event, not a flag.
Mistapped? Undo restores the exact previous state — rewatches and
history stay intact and auditable.
Marked S3 E4 watchedUndo
TV & anime tracking
LIVE
Search any show, then move it between Planning, Watching, Paused,
Completed, and Dropped. Season-level progress and spoiler-safe
episode groups — anime numbering handled correctly, not squeezed
into a western TV mold.
PlanningWatchingPausedCompletedDropped
Works when your connection doesn't
LIVE
Watched and undo actions queue on your device and retry safely
when you're back online — without ever creating duplicates. Your
place survives restarts and lost connections.
Export & deletion
LIVE
Download your full history as JSON or CSV anytime, free —
generated on demand, never retained on our servers. Delete your
account completely from Settings, no support ticket required.
How deletion works →
Movie support
IN DEVELOPMENT
Movies are supported by ScreenTrak's data model with permanent
internal IDs, and the full movie experience is being built now —
alongside our application for commercial TMDB access.
Imports
IN DEVELOPMENT
Bring your history from other trackers. Imports will run
server-side, preserve your original file, and let you review
ambiguous matches instead of guessing silently.
Notifications
IN DEVELOPMENT
New-episode alerts, only for shows you're actively watching —
quiet by design. Not available in the current beta.
Private, spoiler-safe Circles
IN DEVELOPMENT
Small, invite-only groups where conversations stay attached to
shows and episodes. Discussion unlocks only after you've marked an
episode watched — no spoilers, ever. No public feeds, no direct
messages.