Looking for a TV Time alternative?
One weekly calendar for anime, TV shows and movies — in your time zone, with your follows front and center. Free, and built so you can leave whenever you want. That last part matters now.
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One calendar
Anime + TV + movies together — not three apps.
Never locked in
Export your list any time, free, with universal IDs.
No limits
Follow as many titles as you like. No caps, no tiers.
First, the honest part
We can't recover your TV Time history — nobody can. TV Time shut down on 15 July 2026 and its export portal went offline with it. If a site still says “upload your TV Time ZIP”, that button leads nowhere new. What you can do is rebuild once, somewhere that can never trap your list again.
What you get here
One-click follow
Follow straight from the schedule grid — no detail page detour.
Email on new episodes
Free, opt-in, one click to turn off. No app to install.
Free iCal calendar
Your follows in Google/Apple Calendar — free here, while many trackers put this behind a paywall.
Import your list
Upload the export file (ZIP or CSV) from the service you used. Preview first, then confirm.
Titles wait for you
Imported shows between seasons are saved — they drop into your calendar automatically when a new season nears.
Export everywhere
JSON, CSV and common import formats — with AniList/TMDB/TVDB IDs, so other services can match your titles.
Portability, side by side
| Many tracking services | MovieSchedule | |
|---|---|---|
| Follow / watchlist limit | Capped — raised on paid tiers | Unlimited — free |
| Calendar (iCal) subscription | Often a paid feature | Free |
| Export (JSON + CSV) | Partly behind a paywall | Free |
| Import (ZIP / CSV) | Varies | Free, with preview |
Based on the public pricing and limit pages of popular tracking services, July 2026 — details vary by service and may change.
Moving your list takes two minutes
- Export your data from the service you used — most offer a ZIP or CSV download in their settings.
- Here: My Schedule → Import → choose the file. It's read in your browser; your watch history never leaves your device.
- Preview what will be added, confirm. Off-season shows are saved and appear automatically when they return.
How is this sustainable?
Fair question after TV Time — free products die when users aren't the customer. Our fixed costs are deliberately tiny, and the model is ads plus an optional ad-free premium (coming soon). Following, notifications, calendar and export stay free — premium will never gate your data or your list.
Frequently asked
Can I recover my TV Time watch history?
No — and no other site can either. TV Time's export portal went offline with the shutdown on 15 July 2026. If you saved your export ZIP in time, keep it; a future import may be able to read parts of it. If not, the data is gone.
Is the follow list really unlimited and free?
Yes. There is no cap on how many titles you follow, and following, email notifications, iCal calendar and export are all free.
How do I move my list from another service?
Download your data export from the service you used — most offer a ZIP or CSV in their settings. Then upload it on the My Schedule page: you'll see a preview of what will be added before anything is saved.
Can I leave and take my list with me?
Any time. Download it as JSON or CSV, or in common import formats — including AniList, TMDB and TVDB IDs so other services can match your titles. Free, instant, no support ticket.
Will it stay free?
The core stays free: calendar, follows, notifications, import and export. Revenue comes from ads and an optional ad-free premium (coming soon) — never from locking up your data.