Why tvcask exists
Watch history should not vanish because an app does.
I am a solo developer, and I used TV Time too. After the announcement that TV Time would end on July 15, 2026, I built tvcask so people could move their history instead of losing it.
That history is more than titles. It is watched episodes, shows, movies, favorites, custom lists, and progress. tvcask exists because rebuilding years of tracking by hand should not be the only option.
The first version is web-first on purpose. A browser was the fastest way to ship accounts, ZIP uploads, catalog matching, and import progress before building the rest of the product.
That foundation held, so the iPhone app followed and is now on the App Store. TV Time has since closed for good, and tvcask carries on as what it was always meant to be: a dependable place to track what you watch.
How we got here
From shutdown to a new home.
July 15, 2026
TV Time closes
Years of watched episodes needed somewhere to go.
Days later
tvcask built
A solo rebuild, starting with the import.
Then
Web launch
Accounts, import, and everyday tracking.
Today
iPhone app
The same library, native, on the App Store.
Next
Social
Feed, profiles, and reactions on a library you already trust.