Moving from TV Time? Bring your history.

Never lose your place again.

Showpile is a TV tracker for iPhone and Android (coming soon). It remembers which episode you're on, shows what's airing next, and tells you when a show's renewed or cancelled, once a trusted outlet has reported it.

Which phone?

One email when Showpile reaches your app store. Then we delete your address.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Free for a week, then £3.99 a month. No ads, ever.

Poster for Tulsa King Poster for Shōgun Poster for Severance
How an alert looksRenewedExample showSource: Deadline

Everything you're watching, in one place.

Pick up where you left off

Up next lines up the next episode of every show you're watching, so choosing tonight's takes a second.

Up nextExample

Poster for Slow Horses
Slow HorsesS5 E2
Poster for The Bear
The BearS4 E1
Poster for Fallout
FalloutS2 E3

See what's coming

New episodes and premieres for your shows, in your time zone. Add it to your phone's calendar and it keeps itself up to date.

This weekExample

MTWTFSS
10
Poster for Severance11
12
Poster for Slow Horses13
14
15
Poster for Fallout16

Synced to your phone's calendar

Know a show's fate

Renewed, cancelled or ending: Showpile tells you once a trusted outlet has reported it, and names the source.

Show fatesExample

Example showRenewed for S3
Example showCancelled
Example showFinal season

Renewed or cancelled? You'll know, and you'll know it's true.

Rumours spread fast. Showpile only tells you a show's fate once it's on record.

  1. Named outlets only. Deadline, Variety, TVLine, The Hollywood Reporter and Entertainment Weekly, plus British and Australian outlets: the BBC, Radio Times, The Guardian, Digital Spy and TV Tonight.
  2. Cancellations need two sources. A second outlet, or TVmaze's own listing, has to agree before we say "cancelled".
  3. The source is always named on the alert, so you can check it yourself.

How Renewal Radar works, and which outlets we check

How alerts look

RenewedExample showSeason 3 confirmedSource: Deadline
CancelledExample showCancelled after two seasonsSources: Variety · TVmaze
Final seasonExample showSeason 5 will be the lastSource: The Hollywood Reporter

Coming from TV Time? Your history comes too.

TV Time closed on 15 July 2026. If you saved your data export before then, Showpile brings in your shows, watch history and watchlist in one go.

Missed the export? TV Time said all personal account data would be deleted after it closed, so we don't expect a new export to be possible. You can still rebuild quickly: add your shows and mark whole seasons watched.

Moved to Trakt, Simkl or Serializd instead? Showpile imports from those too.

Step-by-step TV Time import guide

  1. Find your ZIP

    It's the file TV Time's data export gave you.

  2. Profile → Import

    Pick the ZIP. Showpile reads your shows, history and watchlist, then deletes the file.

  3. Check any it couldn't match

    It shows you exactly which ones, and you fix each with a search.

Tap to watch, in the right app.

Show pages carry a button for the streaming app that has the show where you live, when we've confirmed one. One tap opens the app, on the show itself where the app allows it. Trailers play right on the show page, too.

Works with these, and 30 more

  • Netflix
  • Prime Video
  • Disney+
  • Apple TV
  • BBC iPlayer
  • ITVX
  • Channel 4
  • Paramount+
  • HBO Max
  • Hulu
  • Peacock
  • Crunchyroll

Your history is yours.

Export everything, free

Your library, watch history, ratings and notes, as JSON and CSV, from Profile → Export. Never behind a paywall.

No ads, no data selling

You pay for the app, so it doesn't need to sell you. No ad networks, and no tracking you across other apps.

Made by a fellow TV addict.

Showpile is small and independent. Email support and a real person reads it.

One week free. Then pick a plan.

Monthly£3.99

a month

Yearly · £1.67 a month£19.99

a year

Lifetime£49.99

once

Monthly and yearly start with a free week. If notifications are on, we'll remind you two days before it ends. Your app store shows the price in your own currency.

Pricing in full

Questions

Can I bring my TV Time history across?

Yes, if you saved your TV Time data export. Profile → Import takes the ZIP and brings in your shows, watch history and watchlist, then deletes the file. TV Time closed on 15 July 2026 and said all personal account data would be deleted, so we don't expect a new export to be possible.

Is there an Android app?

It's coming soon. Join the waitlist, pick Android, and we'll email you once when it's on Google Play.

Does Showpile track films?

No, just TV. Showpile is built around series, seasons and episodes, and it doesn't track films.

Where does the show information come from?

From TVmaze, an open TV database, under its CC BY-SA licence. Episode lists, air dates and posters all come from there.

Can I get my data out?

Yes, all of it, free, any time. Profile → Export gives you your library, watch history, ratings and notes as JSON and CSV. It isn't a paid feature, and it never will be.

What happens after the free week?

Monthly (£3.99) and yearly (£19.99) both start with a free week. Cancel in your phone's subscription settings before it ends and you won't pay. If notifications are on, we'll remind you two days before. Lifetime is a one-off £49.99, with no free week.

All questions

Want to know when it's out?

Which phone?

One email when Showpile reaches your app store. Then we delete your address.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Free for a week, then £3.99 a month. No ads, ever.