Hobby Tracker keeps the film, series, book or game you're in the middle of front and center — and tracks the time you put into it.
FOCUS ON WHAT YOU'RE DOING NOW Put any number of titles in focus. Each card shows where you left off — the next episode by name for series, the page for books — and one tap starts a session timer. When you stop, the time is logged and shown back to you wherever that title appears.
TRACK EVERY EPISODE AND PAGE Browse a series season by season with episode names, stills and air dates, and tick episodes off as you watch. Rate each episode as you go, and file older watches as "back then" so your history stays honest. Episodes that haven't aired yet can't be marked — the app knows the schedule, down to the hour.
WATCH TOGETHER Invite friends with a link and group them — a partner, a household, a film club. Mark a title as watched, read or played together: progress moves for everyone, each person keeps their own rating, and a notification asks the others for their score. Filter Focus and Lists by who you share with.
COLLECTIONS Build your own cross-category lists — "Rainy weekend", "Book club 2026" — and share them with friends as viewers or editors. A collection can hold a title you haven't added to your library yet, and an unreleased one is tracked until it comes out.
SHARE WHAT YOU FINISHED Share any title as a link, or as a story card for Instagram with your stars and a comment. Monthly and yearly recaps turn your posters into one card.
NEVER MISS A RELEASE Upcoming films, series and games wait in their own list with a countdown. A series you've caught up on waits there too, with the date and time of its next episode. When the moment comes, the app tells you — with an optional local notification, no account needed.
DISCOVER WHAT'S TRENDING Search films, series, books and games in one place, or browse what's popular this week — including what's streaming on the services you pick, in your country, the most popular games and the most anticipated ones. See where a title streams, its cast, trailers, similar titles and IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores, then add it with one tap. Filter your games by platform.
AN ASSISTANT THAT KNOWS YOUR TASTE Tell it what you're in the mood for, how much time you have and what genre, and get one confident suggestion with a reason — from your focus, your backlog, a collection, what's trending or your streaming services. It reads your own history: what you loved, what you dropped, what you're halfway through. Pick a friend and it chooses for the two of you.
YOUR YEAR AT A GLANCE Profile shows everything you finished this year by category, a month-by-month history of episodes watched, pages read and time spent, per-category stats with a monthly chart and your top genres — and, when you ask for it, a short written note on your taste.
SYNC ACROSS DEVICES Sign in with Apple, Google or email to keep your lists, progress and history in sync across your devices. An account is optional — the app works fully without one.
HOBBY TRACKER PRO Everything in the app is free, including sync. The assistant offers 5 suggestions a week for free (20 in your first week); Hobby Tracker PRO makes it unlimited (up to 500 a month), lets you rewrite your Profile note whenever you like and unlocks the story card themes. PRO is an auto-renewing subscription: monthly or yearly (prices shown in Google Play for your country). Payment is charged to your Google Play account. The subscription renews automatically until you cancel it; manage or cancel it any time in Google Play → Payments & subscriptions.
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Film and TV data from TMDB, book data from Open Library, game data from IGDB, streaming availability from JustWatch. This product uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
Recent changes:
• Tablets and foldables: list and detail side by side, a navigation rail on wide screens, and layouts that keep everything off the fold
• Landscape on phones
• New Material 3 tab bar
• Keyboard shortcuts and mouse support
• Large libraries no longer run out of memory
• The Assistant is more reliable; a failed answer never costs a credit
• Finishing a book counts the remaining pages as read
• Fixes for shared titles with friends and for deleting history entries
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