How to Export Your TV Time Data Before July 15, 2026
TV Time deletes all watch history after July 15, 2026. Here is how to export your shows and movies before the shutdown, which method actually works right now, and where to take your data next.
TV Time shuts down on July 15, 2026, and after that date all personal account data is permanently deleted. Years of tracked shows and viewing history disappear. Before you pick where to go next, get your data out. This takes a few minutes, and it is the one step you cannot do after the deadline.
Already know where you're headed? Achriom imports the extension's two files directly, tracks your shows episode by episode next to your films, books, and music, and never deletes your history. Free to start, no card.
Bring your history to Achriom →What is in your TV Time export
The quick export, using the browser extension below, carries the core of your library:
- Your shows and anime with season-by-season episode history: which episodes you watched, when, and how many times
- Where you are in each show, so watching, not started, and finished all come through
- Your movies, with watched status and dates
- Your favorites
That is the active core of your library. Worth knowing: TV Time never had numeric star ratings, only love and like reactions on episodes, so there is no rating score sitting in any export for a tracker to import. What is above is what your history actually is.
How to export your TV Time data
The reliable method: the TV Time Out browser extension. Install the free TV Time Out extension in a desktop browser like Chrome, sign in to TV Time in that browser, and export. It saves your library as two files, one for your shows and one for your movies. It runs in your own browser and reads your own data, and right now it is the fastest, most reliable way out. This step needs a desktop computer, not a phone.
Those two files are exactly what you upload when you import into Achriom. Save them somewhere safe.
TV Time’s own export (as a backup). TV Time also has an official export at gdpr.tvtime.com/gdpr/self-service, signed in with your account. It is worth grabbing as a personal copy, though with millions of people leaving at once it has been slow and some exports get stuck while preparing. If you are moving into a specific app, use the file format that app asks for.
Whichever route you use, save the file somewhere safe. That file is your history, and it is what you will import into your next app.
If your TV Time export is stuck or not working
With everyone leaving at once, TV Time’s official export has been slow to prepare, and some requests hang or never finish. If yours is stuck:
- Try a different browser or network connection.
- Make sure you are signed into the right TV Time account. The export only covers the account you are logged into.
- If you cannot sign in, reset your password first, then request the export.
- Start early, so you have room to sort it out before July 15.
If you just need your shows and movies moved quickly, use the TV Time Out extension above instead. It pulls your data directly in your browser and does not wait in a queue, so a stuck official export never has to hold you up.
Where to take your data next
Once you have your export, you have options. Trakt, Simkl, and Serializd are the common TV-only destinations. If you would rather not keep your shows walled off in yet another single-purpose app, Achriom tracks your TV alongside your films, books, and music, with an AI librarian that reasons across all of it, and it imports your TV Time history directly.
See how to move from TV Time to Achriom for the step-by-step, and the best TV Time alternatives if you are still deciding.
Exported your data? Give it a home that will not delete it. Achriom imports your TV Time history for free and keeps your shows next to your films, books, and music, and you can export it all back out any time.
Bring your history to Achriom →Common questions
How do I export my TV Time data?
Install the free TV Time Out browser extension on a desktop computer, sign in to TV Time, and export. It saves your library as two files (your shows and your movies), which is what apps like Achriom import directly. TV Time’s own export at gdpr.tvtime.com/gdpr/self-service works as a backup but has been slow under the rush.
What is in the export?
Your shows and anime with episode-by-episode watch history and dates, where you are in each show, your favorites, and your movies. TV Time never had numeric star ratings, only love and like reactions, so there is no rating score in any export to move.
How long do I have?
Until July 15, 2026. After that, everything is deleted. Export early, because the official tool has been slow under the rush.
Where should I move it?
Trakt, Simkl, or Serializd for TV only, or Achriom if you want your shows tracked alongside your films, books, and music. Export first, then import wherever you land.