Rabbit Ears

Rabbit Ears keeps track of the shows you watch and tells you when the next episode airs. That's the whole idea. No feed, no account, no algorithm trying to hold your attention. Add a show and it appears in four places at once: your library, a three-week calendar, a watchlist of everything still to see, and a Home Screen widget.

WHAT IT DOES • Next episode, in your time zone. A late-night US drop shows up on the day you can actually watch it. • A calendar of the next three weeks, grouped by day, with a picker for looking further ahead. • A watchlist that groups what's waiting by show, so you can tick episodes off as you go or mark a whole season at once. • Time to catch up. "Forty episodes" is a shrug. "Thirty-one hours" tells you whether you'll make it before the new season starts. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, showing upcoming episodes or your watchlist. • Rate episodes to influence your discover page over time. • An optional daily digest notification, at a time you choose, naming the shows airing that day. • Discover, which suggests series based on what you actually watch. The shows you stick with, and who made them, rather than one genre label. • Spoiler-safe mode hides episode titles and summaries for anything you haven't seen, while still showing you when it airs. • Pause a show to set it aside. It keeps its ratings and history but drops out of your queue, calendar and widget until you come back.

YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS There is no account to create and no server to sign in to. Everything you track syncs privately through your own iCloud account, across your own devices. Nothing is collected, nothing is sold, and there are no analytics or third-party trackers of any kind.

OFFLINE Airdates are known in advance, so a cached schedule stays useful for days.

Show data, air dates and artwork come from TVmaze, used under CC BY-SA.