TV show release reminder and episode air date tracker. Get a streaming show calendar email the day before episodes drop. Start free - track 2 shows.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Nir, a core engineer by day, and I am excited to finally share DropsTomorrow with you all. I built this because I kept falling into the exact same frustrating cycle. I would completely forget that a new season of a favorite show (like Fargo) was airing, and by the time I realized it, my timeline had already spoiled the plot. The existing tracking apps I tried were either bloated with social features I didn't need, or they required me to actively open a calendar every day to check. I just wanted something that sits in the background and does one thing perfectly. With DropsTomorrow, you search for your show, hit track, and it handles the rest with automated notifications. I wanted to keep the architecture as lightweight and fast as possible, so it is built on Netlify with a Neon database under the hood. I would love to get your feedback today, specifically on: How smooth does the initial onboarding flow feel? Are the automated notifications arriving exactly when you expect them to? Is there any friction in managing your tracked shows? I will be hanging out in the comments all day to answer questions and fix bugs. Let me know what you think!

Finally a calendar that just handles drop dates without me messing with time zones. Got my email right on time before the new Severance episode, which is genuinely all I wanted from this kind of app.

The day-before email timing is such a smart call, much better than getting pinged after the episode already dropped. Two free shows is a nice low-commitment way to let people try it before adding more.

Finally a calendar that just handles drop dates without me messing with time zones. Got my email right on time before the new Severance episode, which is genuinely all I wanted from this kind of app.

DropsTomorrow

Never miss a show again, get reminded when shows drop

Never miss a show again, get reminded when shows drop