⏰ TV Time permanently deletes all watch history after July 15, 2026. Comments, reactions, a decade of check-ins — gone, unless you act.
Rescue your TV Time data in 60 seconds — no account, nothing uploaded
Every migration tool asks you to create an account and upload your history to their servers — and every one of them drops data on the way (Trakt excludes your comments in writing; TVmaze says they're “lost permanently”). TV Capsule is the neutral step 0: drop your export ZIP, and it opens entirely in your browser. Everything is preserved — episodes, movies, watchlists, your comments, verbatim, even the files nobody else reads — with a receipt that proves the math:
— the developer's own export, verified per file
How it compares (honestly)
| TV Capsule | Trakt | Simkl | Serializd | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account required | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Data uploaded to servers | Never | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Keeps your comments | Yes, verbatim | Excluded | No | No |
| Loss receipt shown | Per file | No | No | No |
| Works after July 15 | Yes — ZIPs keep working | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Get your data OUT again | Always (JSON/CSV/Simkl) | Partly | VIP feature | No native export |
| Episode alerts & calendar | Free | Weak/VIP | Yes | None |
| Price | Free | Free + $60/yr VIP | Free + VIP | Free |
They're good apps — for ongoing social tracking, pick whichever you like. Archive here first, and their import losses stop mattering: you keep the original. TV Capsule exports a Simkl-ready backup and clean CSV/JSON to take anywhere.
Haven't exported yet?
Request it right now at gdpr.tvtime.com — the queue is slow under the rush, and July 15 is a hard wall. Two emails arrive: the ZIP and its password. Keep both, then come back. Trouble? Every fix for a stuck export →
And after the rescue?
Stay if you like: TV Capsule is a full tracker — one-tap Watch Next with episode names, a season/episode browser with “mark season” and “watch up to here”, calendar with premiere alerts, push digests, ratings, favorites, diary, and a free lifetime + per-year TV Wrapped with shareable cards. No account, free — your library lives on your device and your backup file opens it on any other.