All your culture in a single library
Track what you watch, read and play: your progress, your total time and your release calendar, all in one place.
TV Time import is live and free — review, confirm, nothing is written without your approval.
Everything you follow, together
Cinema, series, anime, manga, video games and concerts in one place — with your total time and your upcoming releases. Coming from TV Time? Your history can be recovered if you downloaded your export.
Your TV Time history, recreated in minutes
Drop your archive: Quodat reads your history, finds each title and shows you exactly what will be added. Your watched episodes are recreated one by one — and nothing is written without your approval.
Export your TV Time data
From gdpr.tvtime.com, sign in and download your .zip archive while you still have access to the file.
Create your Quodat account
Signing up is free and takes less than a minute.
Drop your archive
Upload the .zip. Quodat analyses your history, matches each season to its release and shows you exactly what will be added.
Review and confirm
You check every match, then confirm: your watched episodes are recreated one by one and your upcoming releases appear in your calendar.
Every title has its own tracking page
On each title, find your progress, your total time and the next release. Tick episode by episode, or a whole season in a single click.
- One tracking page per title: progress, total time and next release.
- Tick episode by episode, or mark a whole season in one click.
- “Watched up to today” automatically catches you up.
- Adjust the number of views for each episode.
Watched, read or played: Quodat counts it right
A series isn't tracked like a manga. Quodat adapts the counter to the medium — number of times watched for your episodes, number of hours for what you read and play — and adds it all up into a single total time.
- Series and anime: tick each episode, counted as a number of views.
- Manga and comics: log your reading hours on a volume — a shortcut or the exact figure.
- Video games: log your play hours (see below).
- One total time, across every medium, always consistent.
Your video games count too
Log your hours on a game: they add to your library's total time, alongside your series, movies and reading.
- An hours counter per tracked game.
- Logged time feeds your total time.
Like, comment, get notified — episode by episode
On Quodat, an episode isn't just a checkbox. Each release in a saga has its own page, with its date, its poster and its community.
- Turn on a notification to be alerted when each episode airs.
- React, like and comment episode by episode, not just the series.
- Mark as watched (once or several times) right from the saga view.
- The whole saga at a glance: aired episodes, upcoming ones and countdown.
Search, then add to your library
One search for everything you follow: series, anime, movies, manga, video games and concerts. Find the right title, add it, then say where you're at.
- One search for series, anime, movies, manga, games and concerts.
- Add a title in one click, then tell us where you are.
- Filter by category to find the right release instantly.
- Everything you follow lands in the same place.
The calendar of your upcoming releases
The upcoming releases of everything you follow, gathered in one place and sorted by date: episodes, volumes and releases from your library, nothing else.
- The upcoming releases of everything you follow, gathered.
- Episodes, volumes and releases, sorted by date.
- You never miss the release of an episode or a volume you're waiting for.
- A calendar that shows only your library.
Frequently asked questions about the TV Time migration
Everything you need to know to move from TV Time to Quodat.
TV Time shut down — where do I recover my show history?
TV Time shut down its servers on July 15, 2026. If you downloaded your GDPR export (.zip archive from gdpr.tvtime.com) before then, you can import your followed series, anime and movies into Quodat, the release calendar.
How do I import my TV Time data into Quodat?
Create a free Quodat account, open the import assistant and drop your TV Time export (.zip). Quodat matches your series and anime to its catalog, recreates your watched episodes one by one and rebuilds your watchlist and watched lists. You review every match before confirming.
Does the import really recreate my episodes one by one?
Yes. Quodat doesn't just mark a series as watched: each season is matched to the right number and every episode you had watched is recreated on its date. If a title is missing from the catalog, its release is created automatically on confirmation.
What is imported from TV Time?
Your followed series and anime, your watched episodes, your watchlist, your movies and, at best, your ratings. TV Time comments, reactions and badges are not carried over: TV Time doesn't export them in a usable form.
Is Quodat free?
Yes. Following your series, anime, movies, manga, video games and concerts and getting their release dates is free. An optional Enthusiast plan unlocks advanced features.
Is my personal data kept?
No. Your export is processed to rebuild your lists, then the raw archive is deleted. Quodat does not keep your TV Time file.
How is Quodat different from TV Time?
Quodat doesn't only track series: it's a library that gathers every cultural release — manga, anime, movies, series, concerts and video games — on a single site, with your total time and your calendar.
Recover your TV Time history now
The importer is live and free. Drop your export, review, confirm: your library is waiting.