Episode01 / EXPORT
Get the data you own.
Download the available export or migration file from your current tracker.
Import TV watch history
Your history is not homework.
Bring tracked series and available progress into EpisodePal from TV Time, IMDb, TMDB, Trakt or Simkl. Switching should not mean rebuilding years of television by hand.
Five import sourcesKeep available progressNo ad tracking
Move onceDo not rebuild
Then continueExact episode ready
TV TimeUse available migration data to bring shows across.
TraktImport a full export with watched data and ratings where available.
CSV sourcesIMDb, TMDB and Simkl formats are supported.
Three clean steps
Export. Import.
Pick up the story.
The exact fields available depend on the source file, but the goal is simple: preserve useful history and get back to watching.
02 / MATCH
Let EpisodePal identify the series.
Choose the matching import route, select the file, and review the shows EpisodePal finds.
03 / CONTINUE
Resume without detective work.
Keep tracking from the imported progress and let Up Next handle what comes after.
Import is the beginning
A useful history keeps moving forward.
Once the shows arrive, EpisodePal turns old history into the next episode, the next release and a cleaner active-series view.
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Exact progress
Keep season and episode position visible for every active series.
2
Upcoming television
See new episodes and returning series together.
3
Your own record
Build ratings, statistics, notes, lists and a watch journal from the history you keep.
Your viewing history is not an ad profile.
No behavioral or advertising tracking. EpisodePal does not use viewing activity to target advertising.
Community is optional. Community data is used only if you choose Community. Core account, sync, subscription, notification and watch-progress data are processed to provide the app.
Do not start from zero
Bring the shows.
Keep your place.
Download EpisodePal, choose the matching import route, and turn old tracker data into a useful TV library again.
