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Seenr
One tracker for series, movies, books, games and podcasts
2 followers
One tracker for series, movies, books, games and podcasts
2 followers
Seenr keeps everything you watch, read, play and listen to in one library, with the people you share it with. Episodes, volumes, play sessions and podcast episodes, each with its own progress. Import from TV Time, Trakt, Letterboxd, Goodreads, Steam and twenty other services; connect Plex, Jellyfin, Kodi, Stremio, Steam or Komga and it tracks itself. Free, no ads, 14 languages, web plus iOS and Android. Export everything, any time, in an open format.
Hi Product Hunt, Kevin here, we make Seenr.
We built it because we had five tracking apps for five kinds of culture: one for series, one for films, one for books, one for games, one for podcasts. None of them knew that the manga, the anime and the game on our shelves were the same story, and none of them talked to each other. The shutdown of TV Time in July, which took millions of watch histories with it, convinced us that a tracker also has to be a place you can leave: everything you put in Seenr can be exported, any time, in an open format.
What Seenr does today:
One library for series, movies, anime, manga, comics, books, video games and podcasts, each with its own kind of progress (episode, volume, play session, podcast episode).
Bridges between universes: from the manga to its anime, from the game to the show.
A match percentage on every title, learned from your own taste, universe by universe.
Imports from TV Time (with the original dates), Trakt, Letterboxd, Goodreads, Steam and about twenty other services; automatic tracking through Plex, Jellyfin, Kodi, Stremio, Steam, Xbox, PlayStation or Komga.
A built-in podcast player, friends, lists, reviews and quotes, plus a reading and play timer with Seenr +.
Free, no ads, 14 languages, on the web, iOS and Android. Seenr + is optional, with a 7-day trial.
What it does not do yet: music, board games, and the social comments TV Time lost are gone for good (we only rebuild histories, not conversations).
We would love to hear what is missing for your own shelves. Thanks for reading.