watchlogg

Logs what you watch to your watchlogg diary. You choose which sites it runs on.

Most watch trackers only know Netflix. You watch something anywhere else, and you are typing titles in by hand forever. watchlogg works the other way round. It watches for anything playing in your browser — and when it meets a site it does not recognise, it asks you once and remembers. HOW IT WORKS 1. Install it, and connect your watchlogg account once. There is nothing to configure and no list of sites to pick from. 2. Open a site you watch on and press the button once. It works there, and nowhere you have not approved. 3. Press play. It notices what is playing and logs it to your diary — no searching, no typing, no marking things watched afterwards. 4. On a site it does not know, it shows you what it saw and lets you say what it was. One answer covers every later episode on that site. ASK ONCE, NEVER AGAIN ON THAT SITE This is the part nobody else does. Other trackers keep a list of supported sites, and if yours is not on it, you are on your own. watchlogg learns the shape of the URL from your one answer — so the next episode, and the one after that, log themselves. It asks rather than guesses, because a wrong episode in your history is worse than a missing one. Works on Megogo, Sweet.tv, Netflix and Prime Video — and on the ones nobody else supports. YOU CHOOSE WHERE IT RUNS The helper starts with access to nothing. It only ever runs on a site after you say so, and you can withdraw that at any time from its options page. It reads what is playing — never the page around it, and never anything on a site you have not approved. IN THE APP Your diary, what to watch next, a calendar of what is airing, and your viewing in numbers. Export everything whenever you like, and share a read-only link to your diary if you want to. Free. A watchlogg account is required — create one at https://watchlogg.com Privacy policy: https://watchlogg.com/privacy