Comic Scroll vs What Was I Watching

Add your purchased or scanned comic books to Comic Scroll from the Files document browser, AirDrop, a Mac, or another iPadOS app. Read in landscape to make every page as large as possible, with portrait supported when you need it. Pages scale to use the full width of your device, and you can zoom out whenever you want to fine-tune the fit. Navigation is simple: tap near the bottom of the screen to move one page down, tap near the top to move one page up, and tap the center or long-press to open the reader menu. Supported file types: PDF, CBZ, CBR, RAR, ZIP Supported languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese (Hong Kong), Italian, Swedish, Turkish, Spanish, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Hebrew, Hindi, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Thai, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, and Catalan.

Ever forget what you were watching? Or which streaming service it was on? It happens to all of us — juggling recommendations, hopping between apps, or trying to remember that one show you meant to start. What Was I Watching is a warm, simple place to keep track. No accounts. No setup. No pressure. Just open it and jot down what you're watching or what you want to watch next. Adding a show is just typing Type a title — even a few words — and the app finds it, filling in the poster, genres, and details for you. That's the whole flow. Rather snap than type? Turn on photo capture in Settings to add a show from a picture of your TV, a poster, or a screenshot. Track Every State Mark a show as Watching, Binge, Watched, or Gave Up — your list always reflects where you really are. Rate the ones you loved. Your list becomes a clean, friendly collection you can browse anytime, organized by state, date, genre, or streaming service. Filter by movies or TV, by genre, or by who recommended it. Track Your Seasons Watching a series? The app tracks which season you're on and tells you when the next one is due. When a new season drops, just tap to move forward. Designed for Everyone Full VoiceOver and Voice Control support, Dynamic Type, high-contrast and reduced-motion modes, and clear labels throughout — the whole app is built to be used by everyone. Made for iPad A real iPad layout, not a stretched-up phone — browse your list and show details side by side. Want to share a show with a friend? Send them a link. They tap it, and the show opens right in the app, ready to add. It's fast — shared shows load instantly with full details. Ask Siri "Hey Siri, what was I watching?" Get a natural spoken summary of your list, grouped by streaming service. Sync Across Your Devices Add a show on your iPhone, see it on your iPad. iCloud keeps everything in sync automatically. Widgets on iPhone Keep your recent shows right on your Home Screen. A quick glance is all it takes to remember what you were watching. Apple Watch App Check your list from your wrist. Perfect for those "what was that show again" moments when your phone is not nearby. Watch Widgets Your latest shows, right in the Smart Stack. Fast, simple, and always within reach. Your Streaming Services Tell the app which services you use. It helps you keep track of where each show was streaming. Your Privacy No account. No ads. No tracking. Your watch history stays on your device and in your private iCloud. Features: Add a show just by typing Watching / Binge / Watched / Gave Up states, plus personal ratings Smart lookup fills in poster art, genres, and details Optional photo capture — add from a picture (enable in Settings) Season tracking with next-season dates Filter by streaming service, genre, content type, state, or who recommended it Share shows with friends using simple links Universal links: tap a shared link to open a show Ask Siri about your watch history iPad-optimized layout Full VoiceOver / Voice Control / Dynamic Type accessibility iPhone Home Screen widget Apple Watch app Watch widgets in the Smart Stack iCloud sync across all your Apple devices Fully offline capable (Images in screenshots are simulated - actual images are much better)