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More Free Movies/Shows/Series
I am from Greece and we have a free TVsite called ERTflix that every now and then hosts good shows, series and movies, I am also aware of the USA Tubi, it's locked to americans but still.
My notion is, it would be a cool accomplishmend to come in condact with as many of those local TV sites (usually free ones) and offer the information to us where we can watch the material we wish for free.
For exhample last month ertflix had Spiderman No Way Home for free and Tubi Gladiator. Not bad. They always have a movie that…3 votes -
Trakt Watch History Import Issue – Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Season 2
Hello Simkl Support,
I found an issue while importing my watch history from Trakt to Simkl.
"Frieren: Beyond Journey's End" imported only partially. Season 1 was imported correctly, but Season 2 was not imported at all.
My Season 2 watch history exists on Trakt, but none of the Season 2 episodes appeared in Simkl after the import.
Show: Frieren: Beyond Journey's End
Issue Details:
- Season 1 imported correctly.
- Season 2 did not import.
- The watch history for Season 2 is present on Trakt.
- Other shows imported successfully.
This appears to be a mapping or synchronization issue affecting only Season 2…
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Add a category or whatever that when a season is finished don't leave there on the watching list
On the watching section there are many series that are finished that maybe they will have an upcoming season or the show is still airing, but they should not be put on the watching list, put them somewhere else, it is not correct to put them all together. It is very confusing
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3D Interactable physical cases
The ability to open any movie/show into a 3D interactable physical case.
(Images pulled from ReelSwap)3 votes -
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Please merge Aired and Next tabs into one tab in the app (For Tv series and Animes).
As in the image below.
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Let us filter “Airing Next” by release type
It would be useful if the Airing Next section let us choose which types of release we want to see—for example, theatrical, streaming, digital, DVD/Blu-ray, or film festival releases.
At the moment, a movie might say it’s coming out in three days, but when you open its page, that date is sometimes only for a film festival screening. That isn’t especially useful to most people, and you have to check each movie individually to find out when it will actually be widely available.
A release-type filter—or at least a label beside each date—would make the Coming Soon section much more…
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Letterboxd import: prefer watched date from diary.csv over watched.csv for more accurate watch dates
If today I were to go into Letterboxd and log a movie as having been watched a year ago, there will be two entries that show up in my exported Letterboxd data. One in watched.csv, with today's date associated with it, and one in diary.csv with the actual watch date associated with it.
Currently Simkl is marking imported movies with the watched.csv dates only, even in cases where more accurate dates for items can be found in diary.csv. It should use dates from diary.csv instead where available.
Note that it is possible to mark a movie as watched in Letterboxd…
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default timezone results in inaccurate watch dates when importing Letterboxd data
Data exported from Letterboxd does not include full datetimes on items, but rather just the date. When importing data from Letterboxd, Simkl interprets that date as being 12 AM UTC on that day.
This can result in an off-by-one day error when converting the date to the user's current timezone.
For example, if a movie's watched date is 2026-07-20 in the Letterboxd export data, Simkl will record the movie as having been watched on 2026-07-20 at 12 AM UTC. If a user in Los Angeles then views their watch history in Simkl, it will show the movie as having been…
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macbook web app
macbook web have no web app for it , but windows has it .
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Export custom/collaborative list in sonarr/radarr compatible format
Allow us to share custom/collaborative/auto lists in a format that is compatible with radarr/sonarr for automation.
Should be able to share the export link so that friends can add to their radarr/sonarr and automatically update when changes are made to the list without needing to manually change anything in radarr/sonarr after initially integrating the list.
Why? - I'm part of a community that likes to post monthly recommendations and we all have radarr/sonarr. If I can create a collaborative list and have a share link that everyone can add to radarr/sonarr, it allows us to automatically get fresh recommended content…
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Ability to preview and selectively choose data to be imported
When using the Trakt import for example it would be great if we could preview the data that will be imported and any changes it might make to existing watch history in Simkl, with the ability to approve or reject individual additions and changes.
(Similar to how file syncing software allows the user to approve or ignore file modifications, overwrites and additions, before actually running the sync process.)
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PUT THIS ON XBOXONE :D
Support for XboxONE!! :D
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Tumblr
Link Tumblr page
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Time remaining for each show on profile page/show page
On profile or on TV show page would be nice to have remaining time for remaining episodes to watch.
A sort of: you will need 4days 14h to binge watch this show (remaining episodes)2 votes -
naked toons
sex movies cartoons
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Plex agent
Simkl plex agent
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Use profiles from TV apps on AppleTV/Roku etc. to import/track viewing history
This will be a LOT of development hours...but...
To address "Why can’t just import my browsing history from my cable provider?"...Well, I'd wager most of the users of SIMKL are digital natives. As cord cutters, using boxes (Roku, Firestick, Chromecast, AppleTV) or just a smart TV, BUT ALSO, we still use our parents Xfinity login credentials, a tedious strategy for importing is (theoretically) possible.
A piecemeal method to import history from those Smart TV/Roku/Apple TV "apps" (that REQUIRE a license/login from a cable provider): FOX, CW, ABC, etc. To import viewing history from say a user’s FX profile (that’s connected…
2 votesIf it’s possible, could you please share your Xfinity\FX login so we can take a look how history page looks like there? Send email to [email protected]
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