Très bon
Pas mal mais manque des fonctionnalités
So far so good
Money wasted
Comme TV Time … en mieux 😍
Maintenant, j’aimerais juste qu’il y ait un graphique des notes de chaque épisode par saison et ce serait parfait. 😍
Correction
Saved me
Не ищет фильмы и плохо грузит приложение.
It was a great app a month ago
widgets... blank, dead and the one that shows anything isn't updating. syncing across devices..l does not work now. so basically wasted $10 for an app that was working just fine until they decided to do weekly updates that broke everything.. btw i did email them and never received a response.
Best replacement for TV Time!
Loving it so far
Hello sofa time team
Good
Some Disappointments (Update)
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I have been an enthusiastic supporter of the app for many months. It still is the most powerful TV manager I have used.
However, the new layout for series feels crammed and too busy. One used to be able to choose between a list view of episodes or an expanded view which included an episode’s full details. When in this mode you could scroll from one episode to another continuously. Now it’s a two step selection process for each episode, which was also available before, but currently you have to go back and forth if you want to jump ahead and see details. For me this has taken away a feature that wasn’t available in other TV managers.
Additionally, call me old school but animations and emojis (cute as they are) are purely tinsel. For people who are serious content managers, these are not a plus and slow things down.
But for others, who mostly concentrate on a week’s worth of viewing it’s most likely not an issue.
By contrast, I prefer TVST’s approach for a series watch list as it is simple and to the point. When you are managing several series and streaming services, it pays to have a no nonsense approach.
One feature I really like on TVST is its “Unseen episodes” grouping which consists of shows you have started (in grid layout) but have not finished. It even automatically adds a show that has a new season. On its poster pic, it clearly marks where it can be streamed, episodes left etc. and other specific details. This is a real time saver.
And my favorite feature of TVST is its calendar that scrolls vertically (continuously) which allows me to quickly move between weeks and months forwards and backwards. Season premieres and finales are boldly marked as are shows that are ending. Sofa Time’s calendar needs a lot of work by comparison. The calendar is step intensive by having to change week to week and is not allowing backward searching at this time.
While TSVT can’t match Sofa Times sorting, filtering options and easy links to outside reviews (which includes movies) it offers a much more straightforward and quicker way to manage the many TV series I am viewing.
I have been using both services as each has features that fit my specific needs. And since they both link to TrakT it’s not an issue. I have given Sofa Time a 5 star rating all along and still feel for many it deserves that accolade. Unfortunately it’s no longer a one stop app for my everyday requirements which removes a star. Nevertheless, Sofa time is unmatched with its layout options and filters both of which I take advantage of.
*I do appreciate that the developer continues to try to improve the app such as the Watch list’s new groups feature.
Note: Having tried the new groupings in the Watch screen the listings could be helpful as a shortcut to new content. If one is focused on what’s coming up this might be extremely valuable. For me, I look for series/seasons that are completed before I begin watching. That’s where the other app’s calendar is extremely important.
Also worth acknowledging is that I have the premium version of both Apps and a subscription to Trakt so my comments are based on the perks that come with those. I only mention this so those who use free versions are not confused by differences in the way the app might perform for them.
