A queue that respects your evening
What’s ready, what you skipped, what’s coming. One tap to mark an episode — no maze of screens between you and the next one.
KinoTrack
Know what to watch tonight — without the noise
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
From “what next?” to “marked” in a few taps
Add a show, see the next episode, mark it — then go watch. That’s the loop.
Your library, not a spreadsheet
Watching, planned, on pause, finished — with season and episode progress, so long shows don’t turn into “wait, where was I?”
Find the next show without doomscrolling
Picks for you (with a plain-language why), what’s trending, search by title or IMDb. Catalog and posters from TMDB — we don’t invent the shelf.
Show pages that stop when you need them to
Seasons, episodes, rating, country, network, a few faces from the cast. Add it once — then the queue takes over, not another endless scroll.
Why KinoTrack
Built for watching — not for posting about watching
01
A tracker, not a social network
No friend feed, no likes under episodes. Just your queue and progress you can trust.
02
Account when you want it — guest when you don’t
Sign in so a new phone doesn’t wipe your library. Or start as a guest and decide later.
03
Bring your history with you
Import from JSON (KinoTrack / Trakt-style) — short guide below. New APK versions arrive from inside the app.
What's new
What changed for you
The stuff you’d notice — not every tiny fix under the hood.
Try it
Open in the browser
The web app is ready now. Store builds (RuStore and others) are next.
Web app is live. RuStore — soon.
Already track shows elsewhere?
- Export JSON (
watched/history/watchlist) or a KinoTrack export. - Copy the JSON to the clipboard on your phone.
- KinoTrack → Settings → Import JSON.
Works best with imdb or tvdb ids — or a KinoTrack export. No Trakt login yet.