One card shows the next episode you should watch. Swipe left to mark it watched. Tap to rate it. That's the whole app, and everything else is one tap away if you want it.
No account needed to start. Your data is yours to export any time.
The clapboard slams, the card moves on. Slating a take, not ticking a box.
Five film reels fan across the card. Tap one, or slide to the one that fits and lift. Binge Alert, All-Timer, you know the scale.
The deck turns to whatever else is waiting. Tonight's pick first, then the rest in order.
Real screens, real shows. Three of them.
Drop in the export TV Time emailed you. Every show lands on the exact episode you were on, ratings included. Nothing to clean up afterwards.
Real moments from real watching, pulled straight from inside NextEp. Some are sealed to where the room has watched. That's the point.
NextEp starts as just the tracker. When you want more, turn it on in Settings. Turn it off again, nothing else changes.
NextEp is a web app, so there's nothing to download and it updates itself. It looks and feels native once it's on your home screen.
In Safari on iPhone, or Chrome on Android.
Chrome offers "Install app" from its menu.
Full screen, your shows, notifications if you want them.
Also on Google Play.
Add your first show, or import your whole history in one tap, and it's on the card. Free, no ads, yours to export.
I'm a solo developer who got tired of TV trackers that feel like spreadsheets, so I built the one I actually wanted, then cut it back to the part that matters. No ads, no hidden catches, and your data leaves with you whenever you like.Jason, maker of NextEp