KinoTrack
Your queue, one tap to mark an episode, and picks that fit how you actually watch. No friend feed. No ads over your shows.
Web app is live. RuStore — soon.
Inside the app
Add a show, see the next episode, mark it — then go watch. That’s the loop.
The home screen for “what’s next”: ready to watch, catch-up debt, and airing soon — then one button to mark the episode and move on.
Watching, plan to watch, paused, finished — with season and episode progress, so long shows don’t turn into “wait, where was I?”
After genres (or skip), you land in Browse: For you with a plain-language why, Similar, Trending, and search — add with + on the poster.
Seasons, episodes, rating, country, network, cast faces, and a Similar strip — then the queue takes over, not another endless feed.
See what’s airing this week from your library — optional reminders on air day.
Pace, genres, and a shareable year-in-review when the season of lists comes around.
After a check-in, keep the streak or pick something light for the evening — without guilt.
Try without signing up. Create an account later — local library can migrate with you.
Open /app/ in the browser today. Android APK updates from inside the app when you use sideload.
No friend feed, no ads over episodes, no obligation tone on goals you can hide.
Why KinoTrack
No friend feed, no likes under episodes. Just your queue and progress you can trust.
Sign in so a new phone doesn’t wipe your library. Or start as a guest and decide later.
Import from JSON (KinoTrack / Trakt-style) — short guide below. New APK versions arrive from inside the app.
What's new
The stuff you’d notice — not every tiny fix under the hood.
Try it
The web app is ready now. Store builds (RuStore and others) are next.
Web app is live. RuStore — soon.
watched / history / watchlist) or a KinoTrack export.Works best with imdb or tvdb ids — or a KinoTrack export. No Trakt login yet.