StreamWorthy vs TicShow

The TV companion for people who watch a lot. StreamWorthy is where heavy viewers track what they're watching, rate what they've finished, and see what their friends actually care about. Think Goodreads, but for television — episode-accurate, opinionated, and built to keep up with prestige-era release schedules. WHAT YOU GET - Episode-level tracking. Mark episodes, not just shows. Pick up mid-season on a different device and never guess where you left off. - Personal ratings and reactions. Score on a 1–5 star scale, add quick reactions if you want, and see your own history — not a stranger's average. - A real watchlist. Queue shows by where they stream, by whether a new season is coming, or by who recommended them. - Friends, done right. Follow publicly or privately. See a feed of what people you actually trust are watching, rating, and finishing. - Upcoming-season reminders. Get a heads-up when a show you tracked returns, so you stop finding out about S3 six months late. WHY IT EXISTS Most trackers are either ugly spreadsheets or feature-starved social apps with no data. StreamWorthy is for viewers who finish things, have opinions, and want the tracking to be as good as the watching. No algorithmic feed trying to sell you a show. Just your shelf, your friends, and what's worth your next three hours. BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU ACTUALLY WATCH - Binged a season this weekend? Mark it in two taps. - Dropped a show at episode four? Log it. No shame. - Waiting a year between seasons? We'll remember for you. PRIVACY - Your watch history is yours. - Follows can be public or private. - Reactions are opt-in. - We don't sell data and we don't need to. - Sign in with Apple, Google, or email.

A few shows on the go, each one stopped at a different episode. That’s a lot to keep in your head. TicShow keeps it for you. It remembers where you left off in every show, and knows what comes next. Tap. Done. Watched an episode? Tap it. TicShow updates your progress and lines up the next one. Caught up on a whole season? Mark it in one go. Up next and For later Up next is for what you’re actually watching right now, with the next episode of each show ready to go. Everyone has a show they’ll “definitely finish”. That one goes to For later: out of Up next, but not forgotten. Your progress stays right where it was until you bring it back. Between seasons When a show is off the air, Upcoming counts down the days to its new episodes. New season confirmed but no date yet? You’ll see that too. And when it’s back, you pick up exactly where you left off. Also in TicShow • Explore what’s returning soon, what’s trending, and ideas based on what you watch • Seasons, episodes, cast and creators for every show • Rate episodes from 1 to 5 stars • Optional spoiler protection • Lists of shows or episodes, to share as an image • An Archive that keeps your progress on shows you’ve finished or dropped No account needed No sign-up, no login. Your library lives on your device and, if iCloud is on, syncs through your private iCloud. TicShow remembers, so you don’t have to.