Watching
The next episode for every show you're in the middle of, with what's left. Tick one off right from the list.
Coorie keeps track of the shows and movies you watch: the next episode waiting for you, what's coming this week, and a nudge when something new comes out.
No account, no ads. Your library stays on your phone.
Coorie sorts every show you follow by where you are with it. No lists to keep tidy: shows move on their own as you watch and as new episodes come out.
The next episode for every show you're in the middle of, with what's left. Tick one off right from the list.
Shows you're current with, waiting for their next episode, with a countdown to when it's out.
Finished shows you've seen every episode of, kept on the shelf with the years they aired.
Episodes unlock at their real release time in your time zone, not a day late, whenever the time is known.
A notification, with the show's poster, when a new episode of a show you follow comes out. Archive a show to stop hearing about it, or turn them all off in Settings.
A watchlist with cinema and digital release dates for your country, so you know when a film is actually out where you are.
A diary of everything you've watched, day by day, plus the hours you've spent this week and this month, a look back at each year with its most watched shows, and your favourite genres.
Archive a show you've drifted from. It leaves your lists and notifications, and your history stays for when you're back.
Titles, summaries and episode names in any of 30 languages, the poster you like best for any title, and cosy dark, light or your phone's setting, app icon included.
Everything coming from what you follow, in one timeline: new episodes, premieres, finales and films arriving in cinemas.
There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to sell. Coorie has no ads and no analytics, and what you watch is nobody's business.
Open the app and start adding shows. Everything you track is kept on your phone.
Turn on backups and Coorie saves them to a private app folder in your Google Drive. Nobody else can read them, us included.
Export everything as a JSON file whenever you like, and restore it on this phone or a new one.
Read the privacy policy for exactly what the app sends where.
Pick your export in Coorie and your shows, the episodes you've watched and when, your movies and your watchlist come along. From IMDb, bring your watchlist and everything you've rated. On Hobi? Sync it to Trakt first, then import from there.
It's Scots for snuggling in and getting cosy, which is how we'd like you to feel when you open your shows.
No. Your library is stored on your phone. If you'd like a safety net, turn on backups and Coorie keeps copies in a private folder in your own Google Drive.
Yes. Go to your Trakt settings, request a data export and download the ZIP. In Coorie, open Settings, choose Import from Trakt and pick the file. Your shows, watch dates, watched movies and watchlist are added to whatever you already have; nothing gets overwritten.
Yes, from either of two files. If you've exported your library with TV Time Out, pick its ZIP. Or ask TV Time for a copy of your data and pick the ZIP they send you. In Coorie, open Settings, choose Import from TV Time and pick the file. Your shows, the dates you watched each episode, your movies and your watchlist are added to whatever you already have, and shows you'd stopped watching arrive in your archive.
Yes. Export your watchlist or your ratings from IMDb as a CSV file, or request a copy of all your IMDb data from your account settings and use the ZIP. In Coorie, open Settings, choose Import from IMDb and pick the file. Your watchlist comes along, and the movies and episodes you've rated or marked as watched are marked watched. IMDb doesn't record when you watched, so a rating's date stands in for it. Shows you've rated are added to your shows, for you to mark how far you got. Matching a big IMDb library with TheTVDB takes several minutes, with Coorie open.
Yes, by way of Trakt. In Hobi, open Settings from your profile, choose Trakt, sign in and turn on syncing from Hobi to Trakt. A big library can take a few minutes the first time. Once your history shows on trakt.tv, follow the Trakt steps above: request your data export, download the ZIP and choose Import from Trakt in Coorie's Settings.
Shows, movies, episodes and artwork come from TheTVDB, a community-run database, so if something's missing you can add it there. Exact episode release times come from TVmaze.
When a new episode of a show you follow comes out: at its release time when that's known, otherwise soon after, once Coorie checks for updates. Coorie can also tell you when a show you follow, or a movie on your watchlist, gets a release date, and remind you a week and a day before a show's premiere or new season. Each kind has its own switch in Settings.
Any time. Settings → Export to a file saves everything you've tracked wherever you choose, and Restore from a file brings it back, on this phone or a new one.
Yes. Your library is on your phone, so you can browse it and tick off episodes anywhere. New episodes and air dates arrive when you're back online. Coorie checks your purchase with Google Play about once a day, and needs to connect at least once a week to keep working.
Yes. If Coorie isn't for you, email support@coorie.tv within 30 days of buying it for a full refund. The refund policy has the details.
Not yet. Coorie is coming to Android first.
coorie (verb, Scots): to snuggle in, to get cosy.
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