Coming from TV Time?

Let's Mark is a free tracker for TV shows, films and anime. Mark episodes as you watch them, keep a watchlist, rate what you finish, and see what your friends are on.

Free, no ads, no card.

What you get

Watchlists that make sense
Watching, completed, dropped, plan to watch — for films and series alike, with your own filters and sorting.
Episode-by-episode progress
Tick episodes as you go. Seasons, rewatches and the date you watched each one are all kept.
An airing calendar
See what's out this month across everything on your list, and get told when a new episode lands.
Friends, not an audience
Follow people, compare lists, keep your profile private if you'd rather. No feed to perform for.

Bringing a list with you

Let's Mark imports a CSV. It needs a `title` and a `type` column at minimum, and will also read status, score, seasons watched and dates if your file has them. Any columns it doesn't recognise are ignored, so a spreadsheet you've tidied up by hand works.

Export or assemble your list as a CSV with a title and type column.
Sign in, open your account page and go to Your data.
Upload the file — you'll get a line-by-line report of anything it couldn't read.

Questions

What is Let's Mark?: A tracker for TV shows, films and anime. You keep a list of what you're watching, tick off episodes, rate what you finish, and see when new episodes air.
Is it free?: Yes. There is no paid tier, no advertising and no card required.
Can I bring my list over from another tracker?: You can import a CSV. It needs a title and a type column; status, score, seasons watched and dates are read as well when they're there. There is no one-click import from another service yet.
Does it handle anime?: Yes. Anime is tracked as a series with its own genre, so it sits in the same lists and the same episode tracking as everything else.
Can I track individual episodes?: Yes — season by season and episode by episode, including rewatches and the date you watched each one.
Can I follow friends?: Yes. You can follow people, see their lists and compare. Profiles can be made private, in which case followers have to be approved.

Your list, somewhere it will stay

Everything you add is yours to export again whenever you like — a full CSV of your list, episode dates included.

What you get

Watchlists that make sense

Watching, completed, dropped, plan to watch — for films and series alike, with your own filters and sorting.

Episode-by-episode progress

Tick episodes as you go. Seasons, rewatches and the date you watched each one are all kept.

An airing calendar

See what's out this month across everything on your list, and get told when a new episode lands.

Friends, not an audience

Follow people, compare lists, keep your profile private if you'd rather. No feed to perform for.

Bringing a list with you

Export or assemble your list as a CSV with a title and type column.

Upload the file — you'll get a line-by-line report of anything it couldn't read.

Questions

What is Let's Mark?

A tracker for TV shows, films and anime. You keep a list of what you're watching, tick off episodes, rate what you finish, and see when new episodes air.

Is it free?

Yes. There is no paid tier, no advertising and no card required.

Can I bring my list over from another tracker?

You can import a CSV. It needs a title and a type column; status, score, seasons watched and dates are read as well when they're there. There is no one-click import from another service yet.

Does it handle anime?

Yes. Anime is tracked as a series with its own genre, so it sits in the same lists and the same episode tracking as everything else.

Can I track individual episodes?

Yes — season by season and episode by episode, including rewatches and the date you watched each one.

Can I follow friends?

Yes. You can follow people, see their lists and compare. Profiles can be made private, in which case followers have to be approved.