Free TV show tracker
Frame keeps your place in every show you watch. Tick off episodes, see what's next, and find something to start when the credits roll. Free, on any device you own.
No credit card. The sign-up form has three fields.
HOW IT WORKS
Frame does the counting. You do the watching.
Name, email, password. That is the whole form. You land on your dashboard in under a minute.
Search by title, or browse a full week of listings and filter by the services you pay for: Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, Peacock, Paramount+, Hulu and more.
Every season and episode is listed with air dates. Frame marks a show complete when you finish it and keeps the next episode at the top of your dashboard.
WHAT YOU GET
Your library, sorted into Watching, Completed and Plan to Watch.
Search live TV data by title. Filter by streaming service so you only see shows you can actually watch tonight.
Everything airing from three days ago through six days ahead, streaming and US broadcast.
Your library lives in your account. Phone at lunch, laptop at night, TV browser on the couch. Same shows, same progress.
THIS WEEK
One screen shows the week's listings across every service and network Frame tracks. Pick the ones you subscribe to and hide the rest.
YOUR HISTORY, KEPT
Frame stores your library in your own account, and you can sign in from any browser to get it. No app store, no parent company pivoting to something else.
QUESTIONS
Yes. Sign up with a name, email and password and every feature is yours.
From TVmaze, a community-run TV database. Every show page in Frame links back to its TVmaze page.
Any US network or global streamer with an episode airing in the current week: Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV, Prime Video, Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock, Starz, AMC+, plus broadcast and cable like ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, FX and PBS. The list rebuilds itself from that week's schedule.
Yes, in any browser. Sign in and your library is there. There is no app to install.
1UP Media Solutions, a small digital marketing company in La Vista, Nebraska. Frame started as the tracker we wanted for ourselves.