Tracking Your Progress

The detail page for books, TV shows, anime, and podcasts includes a tracking panel where you can log dates, episode progress, and more. Open any item and scroll to the tracking section to find these fields.

Started and Finished Dates

Books, TV shows, anime, and podcasts all have Started and Finished date fields. Tap either field to open a date picker and select the date. The date saves immediately — there’s no save button.

A few things to know:

• You can set either date on its own. A finished date without a started date is fine.
• The finished date can’t be earlier than the started date.
• Dates can’t be set in the future.

Once you’ve logged dates across your collection, your librarian can answer questions like “what did I read in 2024?” or “what was I watching last winter?” — but the dates are yours to enter and own.

Episode Progress (TV Shows and Anime)

The tracking panel for TV shows and anime includes fields for current season, current episode, and total episodes. Tap any field, type the number, and press enter or tab away — it saves automatically.

Season and episode save independently, so you can fill in just one if that’s all you know.

Rewatches and Rereads

If you’ve watched a film or read a book more than once, you can log additional viewings using the Log event option on the detail page. Each rewatch or reread gets its own date entry and appears in the item’s timeline.

Viewing Your Timeline

On any item’s detail page, scroll down to see its timeline — a chronological record of when you read, watched, or listened to it, including any rewatches or rereads.

The Librarian as a Shortcut

If you’d rather update progress through conversation than navigate to each detail page, the librarian can handle it:

“I’m on season 3, episode 7 of The Bear” “I finished Middlemarch last Tuesday” “Mark The Power Broker as started today”

And once your dates are in, you can ask questions about your history:

“What did I finish this year?” “How long did it take me to read that?” “What am I currently in the middle of?”