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Never miss an episode.

ReelStack tracks the shows and films you are watching, tells you on the day a new episode actually airs, and shows you which service has it. For iPhone and iPad.

Get it on the App Store

$2.99 once, first eight titles free. No account. No subscription.

What it does

Tells you on the day

An alert arrives the day an episode of something you are watching airs. Not a weekly digest, not three days later, and not for the ninety other shows you do not care about.

Up next, in one screen

Everything your library is waiting on, grouped by day, including what aired while you were away. The answer to "what is on tonight" without opening five apps to find out.

Where to watch it

Every service a title streams on, with rental only clearly marked so you know when "available on Prime Video" quietly means $4.99. Tap through to the right app.

Films and shows together

One library for both, so the film you keep meaning to watch sits alongside the season you are three episodes into. Bring an existing list in from an IMDb export.

No account, ever

There is nothing to sign up for. Your library lives on your device and syncs to your other Apple devices through your own iCloud, which means we never hold it. Export it to a spreadsheet whenever you like, free.

Who it is not for

Worth saying plainly, so you do not pay $2.99 to find out.

What it costs

$2.99, once. The first eight titles are free, so you can put a real library in and decide whether the alerts are worth anything to you before paying. There is no subscription, no second tier, and no advertising.

That is a deliberate choice rather than a pricing accident. A subscription has to keep justifying itself every month, which is the pressure that turns generous free tiers into narrower ones. Something you buy once only has to be worth buying once, and getting your library back out is free whatever you paid.

Worth reading

Get it

Download ReelStack on the App Store

iPhone and iPad. Available in the US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.