TV Time shuts down on July 15, 2026 and permanently deletes all watch history. What was announced, what happens to your data, how to save it while you still can, and the best trackers to move to.
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 July 15, 2026. Here is the clean way to move your shows and movies to Achriom, keep your watch history safe, and track TV alongside your films, books, and music.
Six Letterboxd-for-music apps in 2026: Musicboard, Album of the Year, RateYourMusic, Crate, Kora, and Achriom. Rate albums, write reviews, and find your next favorite record.
Six ways to track the podcasts you listen to in 2026: Overcast, Pocket Casts, Podchaser, Goodpods, Snipd, and Achriom. Which fits how you actually listen? Free options at every level.
Last.fm vs RateYourMusic in 2026: one tracks what you play, the other rates what you think. An honest comparison, plus a third option if you track more than music.
Connect your Achriom library to Claude or ChatGPT with MCP and ask questions that span everything you've read, watched, and heard.
Four all-in-one media tracker apps compared in 2026: Calendia, OnTrack, Sequel, and Achriom. Which one actually covers everything, and which one understands your taste?
The best Goodreads alternative in 2026: StoryGraph, Hardcover, Literal, Libby, and Achriom compared. Which one is actually worth switching to.
The best Letterboxd alternatives in 2026: Trakt for scrobbling, iCheckMovies for lists, Criticker for rating prediction, and Achriom for cross-media AI.
The best personal library app in 2026: LibraryThing, CLZ Books, Libib, BookBuddy, and Achriom compared. Free options for cataloging your home book collection.
The best Trakt alternatives in 2026, compared honestly: Simkl for free scrobbling, Serializd for reviews, Letterboxd for film, and Achriom for cross-media tracking with an AI librarian.
Step-by-step guide to exporting your Letterboxd diary, ratings, reviews, and watchlist. What the files contain, how to import them elsewhere, and what you can't take with you.
StoryGraph vs Goodreads compared in 2026: ratings, Kindle sync, Kobo support, catalog size, mobile apps, and who should actually switch.
Serializd and TV Time both log what you watch, but they are built for different kinds of viewers. One is built for episode-by-episode ratings and written reviews.
AniList has active development and a large community. Kitsu's apps were removed in 2024 and development has stalled. Here is what each does and what to use today.
Trakt and TV Time both log what you watch, but they're built for different people. Here's how to pick the right one.
Goodreads tracks your reading. Libby borrows free books from your library. They solve different problems. Here's what each does well and when you need both.
MAL was acquired by a Web3 company in May 2025. Kitsu's apps have been removed and development has stalled. Here is what changed and what to use instead.
MAL was acquired by a Web3 company in May 2025. AniList has no official app. Here's what actually changed, what didn't, and which tracker to use.
A frank comparison of the best apps for tracking albums in 2026, plus which one fits if you also track books and films in the same place.
The best MyAnimeList alternatives in 2026: AniList, Kitsu, Anime-Planet, Simkl, and Achriom compared. Find out which one fits how you actually watch anime.
MAL was sold to a Web3 company in 2025. Kitsu's apps are effectively gone. AniList keeps shipping. Here's who should use what in 2026.
TV Time is a mobile app for reminders and casual episode tracking. Serializd is a diary for writing about what you watch. A clear comparison, plus a cross-media option.
Serializd vs Trakt: honest comparison for TV trackers in 2026. Serializd wins on design, Trakt wins on scrobbling. Here is which one fits how you watch.
A personal library is durable AI memory: the books, films, and albums you've rated become standing context an AI reasons from. Why that beats chat memory and spreadsheets.
Netflix's built-in tools track what you've watched on Netflix. JustWatch finds what's streaming across every service. A guide to picking, or using both.
Your AI librarian can plan a year of reading from books you already own. The real transcript: one prompt, a month-by-month plan, and the thread it found across the shelf.
New content is endless, yet we keep returning to the same books, films, and albums. Repetition is its own kind of discovery.
Most recommendation engines match you to similar users. Here's how AI reads the content itself to understand why you love what you love, across every medium.
30 copy-and-paste questions to explore your taste with your AI librarian — patterns, recommendations, cross-media links, single works, and the gaps in your shelves.
Obsidian's Bases and Dataview can build a working media tracker. Notion goes turnkey. Achriom adds cross-media AI. How to pick by what you actually want.
A comprehensive guide to the kinds of questions and prompts that work with Achriom's AI librarian - from simple recommendations to deep insights.
Alphabetical by author is fine. But there are more interesting ways to arrange your books that reveal patterns you didn't know existed.
Switch from Goodreads to Achriom in about two minutes. Export your Goodreads library, import your books, ratings, dates, and shelves, and get a librarian that connects your reading to your films and music.
Track movies across Netflix, Max, Prime, and Apple TV by combining a watchlist app with a logging app. JustWatch, Letterboxd, Trakt, and Achriom each handle different parts.
Goodreads has the community. StoryGraph has mood and pace data. Achriom adds movies, music, and TV with an AI librarian. How to pick by what you actually want.
A practical guide to discovering the themes, moods, and connections that run through your books, movies, albums, and TV shows.
Should you use Notion or Achriom to track your books, movies, and music? A fair comparison of flexibility vs. purpose-built tools.
What you can actually do with Claude MCP servers for books and movies in 2026. Plex, Jellyfin, Kodi, Achriom, and how they differ.
Letterboxd is social by design. If you want private film tracking with the same logging ritual, here are the real alternatives in 2026.
Six book discovery apps compared for how readers actually find their next book in 2026. What The StoryGraph, Bookshop.org, Literal, Fable, Shepherd.com, and Achriom each do best.
Six movie discovery apps compared for how people actually find something to watch in 2026. What JustWatch, Reelgood, Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, Letterboxd, and Achriom each do best.
Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can now read your book, movie, music, and TV collection as context. Here's what that actually changes.
The best anime trackers in 2026, compared for how you actually watch: MyAnimeList, AniList, Anime-Planet, and Achriom, with free picks and an honest verdict on which fits you.
The best music tracking apps in 2026: Last.fm, ListenBrainz, RateYourMusic, Musicboard, Discogs, and Achriom compared. Free options, scrobblers, and the one with AI.
TV Time is shutting down on July 15, 2026. Here are the best TV show tracking apps to move to, tested and ranked: Trakt, Serializd, Simkl, IMDb, and Achriom, plus how to export your TV Time data before it is deleted.
Best book tracking app in 2026: Goodreads, StoryGraph, Hardcover, Libby, Audible, and Achriom tested. Which book tracker app fits how you actually read?
The best movie tracking apps in 2026, tested and ranked: Letterboxd, Trakt, Simkl, JustWatch, IMDb, and Achriom. Free picks for logging films, finding where to stream, and tracking movies and TV in one place.
Everything you need to know about using Achriom - from building your library to having conversations with your AI librarian.
Your library is a self-portrait. The connections between what you love reveal something about who you are.