FloppyCheck it off
Keep your place in the season.
Track episodes individually, see in-progress shows on the home page, and return without guessing which episode you reached.
Episode progress · watched state
A TV Time alternative after the shutdown
Your shows still need a home.Keep the history this time.
Floppy is a self-hosted TV Time alternative for the part that was yours: the episodes you watched, where you stopped, what comes next, your rewatches, ratings, and years of history.
your watch queue● your data
What comes next
Keep the small details in view.
Tonight’s episodePick up where you stopped
continueWatch laterSave it for the right night
savedThis monthDates, repeats, and stats
rememberedThe tracker should feel like a small daily habit.
Open it, see what is next, check it off, and come back to a history that remembers the details.
The daily loop
Open it.See what is next.Check it off.
Your active shows stay close. Floppy remembers your episode progress, surfaces what comes next, shows upcoming releases, and can notify you when a new episode arrives.
Up Next
Find what comes next.
Keep next episodes and upcoming releases in view, with opt-in notifications when a nudge would help.
Next episode · calendar · notifications
Keep the month
Remember more than a green check.
Keep watch dates, ratings, repeat watches, statistics, and custom date ranges so your watching has a shape when you look back.
History · rewatches · recaps
A clear boundary
The comments were part of it.
Make the list useful again
Up Next, Watch Later, Stopped.
Floppy does not claim that every TV Time label maps one-to-one. It gives you statuses, custom lists, and smart lists so you can build the views that made your own routine work.
Keep active shows close.
Use progress views and the next episode to make the current queue easy to pick up.
Give the backlog a shape.
Build a smart view for shows you have not started, filtered by the things you care about.
Save a future night.
Make custom lists for a mood, a friend’s recommendation, a season, or the show you keep meaning to start.
Pause without losing it.
Use a status or list to keep a paused show findable instead of letting it disappear from the library.
Keep the shelf together
Keep TV, anime, and movies together.
Former TV Time users often do not want separate trackers for live action, anime, western animation, and movies. Floppy keeps those parts of your watching life together, then leaves room to grow.
One history, even when the media changes.
Follow a show into cast and studio pages, or let movies, books, games, music, and podcasts live beside it when your tracking habit expands.
TV seriesAnimeAnimationMoviesMore media
Bring your history with you
You already lost the service.Keep the history.
TV Time’s service has closed, but your saved GDPR archive or tracking CSV gives the watch history a way forward. Floppy can import the files, map the episodes into your library, and keep the result reviewable.
Import supported
Bring the archive you saved.
Upload a gdpr-data.zip or tracking-prod-records-v2.csv. Floppy imports watched episodes and progress, keeps original dates where available, and surfaces records that need a closer look.
Keep the original file: it remains your source copy while you verify the imported history.
After the import
Keep the next copy yourself.
Review what matched, keep the details that matter, then use Floppy’s portable exports and scheduled backups so this history has a durable home.
If your shows live elsewhere
Let playback help keep you current.
If you already watch through a home media server, Floppy can receive playback activity instead of asking you to mark every episode twice.
Playback
Plex and Jellyfin live tracking.
Use webhooks and scheduled backfill to bring playback events and library context into your episode history.
When TV is not enough
Let the rest of your media life join later.
Keep movies and anime close now. Add books, games, music, and podcasts when you want one place for the whole shelf.
MoviesAnimeBooksGames
A personal place to come back to
Give the next episodesomewhere to go.
Keep the habit simple, keep the details that matter, and let your watch history stay yours.