What carries over
Every watched episode lands as a check on the show's season tables, with your original watch dates kept where the export has them.
Hearts stay hearts.
TV Time tracked films too: watch dates land in your diary, want-to-watch in your list.
Completed shows arrive marked watched, dated to the day you finished. Mid-way and saved-for-later shows land in your queue to pick back up.
Special episodes stay behind on purpose: catalogs number them differently, and a wrong guess would mark things you never watched. Anything already tracked here is kept. Imports never overwrite.
Which files work
Both kinds of TV Time export work, exactly as you have them. The official GDPR zip from the old data-request portal can be dropped in whole. The series and movies JSON files from the "TV Time Out" browser extension work too, including copies already realigned to TMDB by community fix tools, whose ids the import honors directly. Files are read in your browser; only the matched titles reach your library.
If you didn't export in time
Then the honest answer is that the history is gone, and no app can get it back. Starting over is lighter than it sounds: add the shows you're watching now, queue the ones you keep meaning to start, and the shelf fills back up in an evening.
What you're moving into
Queuebrick is one place for your whole film and TV life: search anything, queue what you want to watch, check off seasons as you go, and rank your favorites. Free, no ads, on the web and on iPhone. Films too: the Letterboxd move has its own page. Your data stays yours: everything you import can be exported back out any time.
Common questions
- Can I import my TV Time data into Queuebrick?
- Yes. Drop the GDPR zip from TV Time's data-request portal, or the series and movies JSON files from the TV Time Out browser extension, at queuebrick.com/import/tv-time. Watched episodes with their dates, finished and in-progress shows, favorites, and TV Time's movies all come across. Nothing already in your library is overwritten.
- TV Time is gone and I never exported. Can my history be recovered?
- No. TV Time deleted its accounts and their data when it shut down on July 15, 2026, and no app can get them back. Starting over takes an evening: add the shows you are watching now and queue the ones you mean to start.
- Is Queuebrick free?
- Yes. The website and the iPhone app are free.
- Does Queuebrick track movies as well as TV?
- Yes. Films and shows live in one account, each with a queue, ratings out of 10, a diary, and stats. Letterboxd exports import too, so a film history and a TV history can land in the same place.
- How is Queuebrick different from other TV Time replacements?
- It reads both TV Time export formats, keeps episode-level watch dates, tracks films in the same account, and costs nothing. It does not scrobble from Plex or other players, and the native app is iPhone only for now; the website works everywhere.