Every show you watch, in one place.

Serivore helps you track your series, rate episodes, earn badges, and share what you’re watching — on iPhone and the web.

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Your whole library

Add shows and check off episodes as you watch. Everything syncs across your devices — and keeps working offline.

Stats & badges

Follow your watch time, favourite genres and streaks, and unlock badges as you go.

Better with friends

Follow friends, react to what they watch, and share standout episodes and moments.

Free, no ads

Serivore is free. No ads, and your library stays yours.

What is Serivore?

Serivore is a TV show tracker: an app that remembers which series you follow, which episodes you have seen and what you thought of them. Add a show, tick off episodes as you watch, and the app tells you what to watch next and when the next episode airs.

It is available as a free iPhone app on the App Store and as a web app in any browser, with one account for both. Your library syncs between them and keeps working offline. Serivore has no ads, no subscription and no in-app purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Is Serivore free?

Yes. Serivore is free on iPhone and on the web, with no ads, no subscription and no in-app purchase.

Which devices does Serivore run on?

On iPhone with iOS 18.6 or later, and in any modern browser at web.serivore.app. The same account works on both, and your library stays in sync.

Can I import my history from TV Time or another tracker?

Yes. Settings offers a one-off import from a TV Time export, and a generic CSV import for other trackers such as Trakt or SIMKL. Shows the catalogue does not know are listed at the end so nothing is lost silently.

Where does the show data come from?

Titles, synopses, posters and cast come from TheTVDB, air dates from TVmaze, and streaming availability from TMDB. Serivore does not maintain its own database, so a correction made on TheTVDB reaches the app within a few days.

Is my library public?

That is up to you. A profile can be public or private, and each section of it — library, stats, lists, badges — can be shown or hidden separately. Comments on episodes are always public.

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