stubs.tv

Keep track of the movies and TV shows you watch, episode by episode. See what you have seen, what is left, and how much time it added up to.The annual plan's first month is free.

Everything in one place

Movies and TV shows together, tracked episode by episode. Mark one episode, a season, or a whole show in a tap — and untap it just as easily.

Always know what's next

Follow the shows you watch and the feed lines up your unwatched episodes in air-date order. No spoilers — synopses of unwatched episodes can stay hidden.

See what it adds up to

Watch time, per-show progress, and your history laid out. It's a memory box, not a scoreboard — no streaks, no guilt.

Yours, durably

stubs.tv exists because a tracking service died and took a decade of watch history with it. Export everything, delete everything, or self-host it — the code is fair source.

Pricing

Every plan is full access. Prices include VAT — payment runs through Polar.

Monthly

$2.95

per month
€2.95 · 29 kr
Full access, cancel any time.Start monthly

Annual

First month free

$24.95

per year
€24.95 · 249 kr
Full access, about 30% cheaper than monthly.Start your free month

Lifetime

$149.95

once
€149.95 · 1 499 kr
Full access, forever. No subscription.Get lifetime access

Questions

Is there a free trial?

The annual plan's first month is free. You add a card at checkout and can cancel any time during the month — cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.

Can I bring my TV Time history?

Yes — and better than anywhere else. TV Time's export is keyed by TheTVDB ids, the catalogue stubs.tv runs on, so shows and episodes import exactly rather than being fuzzy-matched. The preview is free and runs in your browser.

How do I cancel?

Through the customer portal — every receipt email links to it. Your plan runs to the end of what you paid for.

What happens to my history if I stop paying?

Nothing is deleted. Your account becomes read-only: you can see everything and export everything, you just can't add to it until you resubscribe.

Can I run it myself?

Yes. The code is fair source and self-hosting is free — the repository has instructions.