Keep every show you are watching, planning or have finished in one list, with an episode counter you can bump by one each time you watch.
Everything you add is saved in this browser only — no account, no server, no sync.
Press +1 after each episode — no forms, no fuss.
See how far into a series you are and how many episodes remain.
Separate what you are watching now from what you are saving for later.
Add a show once, then keep the count moving as you watch.
Streaming catalogues are far larger than anyone's memory. Between three services and a dozen half-finished series it is genuinely easy to lose track of which show you were four episodes into, and which one you abandoned on purpose. A plain list with a counter solves that in about ten seconds per show.
Separating the two keeps your active list short enough to actually choose from on a weeknight.
Marking a show dropped stops it nagging at you and stops you restarting it by accident six months later.
Counting episodes rather than seasons handles the modern habit of eight-episode seasons and mid-season splits.
No account, no recommendations engine, and no data leaving your device.
Questions about counting episodes, statuses and privacy.
Press the +1 button on the show's card each time you finish an episode. The progress bar and remaining count update immediately, and the show is marked completed once you reach the total.
Yes. Set its status to Planned and leave the episode count at zero. It stays out of your Watching filter until you are ready to begin.
Enter your best estimate. You can edit the total at any time by removing and re-adding the show, and the progress bar simply rescales.
No. It is a private list that lives in your browser, with no accounts, no tracking and no connection to any streaming platform.
Yes, as long as you use the same browser on the same device and do not clear site data. Nothing is stored on a server.