Roadmap
What we plan to build, what we are building and what already shipped.
Last updated October 14, 2026
Planned
Import from Trakt, MyAnimeList, AniList and Simkl
Bring your history over from the rest: watched titles, ratings and lists. Trakt first, once we have a real export file to build against, then MyAnimeList, AniList and Simkl.
Mobile apps and widgets
Android first, then iOS, with home screen widgets. Today the site installs as an app from your browser.
More languages
Let's Mark speaks twelve languages today. More are planned.
End of the old CSV import
The export is JSON only now. CSV files from older exports still import for now, and that stops in a few months. If you have one, import it now and download a JSON export.
In Progress
Automatic tracking
Plex, Jellyfin, Kodi and a browser extension for Netflix, Prime Video and other streaming sites mark what you finish. It is in Settings today; we are still trying it on real servers and sites, and the extension installs from a zip until it reaches the browser stores.
Shipped
Import from TV Time, IMDb and Letterboxd
Watched titles and episodes, dates, ratings and watchlists come across where the file has them. TV Time's own ratings and emotions do not: its archive stores them as codes with no meaning outside TV Time.
A clearer Premium page
The pricing page is now called Premium and shows six examples of what it adds. The name sits in the top bar and the footer without getting in the way.
Full data export
Download everything you made as one JSON file: your list, ignored titles, lists, comments, ratings, profile and follows. The same file restores your list, ignored titles and lists.
Favourite character of each episode
As you tick an episode or finish a film, pick the character you loved most from its cast and see who everyone else picked.
How each episode felt
As you tick an episode or finish a film, pick up to three of 12 feelings, from laughed to bored, and see how everyone else felt.
Community feed
The latest comments, ratings, lists and most-added titles from everyone, open to all.
Monthly reports
A page for each month: what the site added most, counted from real lists.
Member lists
Public lists you can browse, like and follow, built by the people who use the site.
Discord bot
Commands for help, leaderboard, watching, calendar and top lists, right in your server.