Search and detect
Search for a series or film and fetch schedules or release dates from TMDB. Upcoming episodes, active seasons, and finale dates are highlighted automatically.
TMDB-powered release reminders
Track TV seasons and movie premieres, then add the date to your calendar
Search for a show or film, see the current season finale or movie release date, and add it to Google Calendar, Outlook, or an .ics file. TMDB requests run server-side, so you never need to paste an API key.
Season finales and premieres
Local date and time formatting
No sign-ups or API keys
ICS, Google, and Outlook exports
Try
Search for any show or film
The tracker will show the current season's next episode, its finale when scheduled, or the theatrical release date for an upcoming movie.
Data sources
TMDB data and local exports
Release data comes from The Movie Database (TMDB). Calendar files are generated in your browser and never uploaded.
The Movie Database (TMDB)
Movie premieres, show metadata, and upcoming episodes from TMDB's official API.
Local calendar builder
ICS downloads and calendar links are generated on your device, with no account or storage.
Export instantly
Create Google Calendar, Outlook, or .ics events for a finale or movie premiere. Calendar files are built locally and never uploaded.
Stay privacy-first
No account and no API key to paste. TMDB requests run server-side while calendar exports stay on your device.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an API key?
No. TMDB is queried server-side using the site's credentials, so you never have to paste or expose an API key.
What happens if there is no finale date yet?
The tracker still shows the next scheduled episode. Run the search again later when TMDB publishes more dates for the active season.
Can I use the calendar file offline?
Yes. The .ics file is generated in your browser and can be imported into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, Outlook, or another compatible app.
How are movie release times handled?
Movie release times vary by territory. The event uses the TMDB release date with a morning placeholder, which you can adjust in your calendar.