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Every movie and show you watch, in one place.

Know what's next in every series, never miss a premiere, finish the franchises you started, and share it all with your friends. Free, without ads, and private by design.

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  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Linux
  • Steam Deck
  • Android, on the way
CineSteward's Shows page: the show you're watching with its next episode, what's on Up Next, and the episodes coming out this week.

The tour

Made for watching, not for keeping lists

Tick an episode, and CineSteward knows the rest: what's next, how far you are, what's coming, and what your friends think of it.

Up Next

Always know what's next

Every show you're watching, with the next episode ready. One click marks it watched, and the next one is there.

  • Pick up where you left off, sorted by what you watched last or what's nearly done
  • Shows you've caught up on wait for their next episode, with its date
  • Say when you watched something, also long ago, and your stats follow
Up Next: the show to continue with its next episode and progress, another show on the go, and one waiting for its next season.

Every title

Everything about it, in one page

What it's about, where to watch it in your country, its cast and crew, the trailer, and what's like it. Your rating, review, tags and lists sit right beside it.

  • Where to stream, rent or buy it, also in other countries
  • Ratings out of 10, and reviews only you see or that friends see too
  • Recommend it to a friend, or watch it together
A show's page: its poster, summary and genres, the next episode, its seasons, where to watch it, cast and crew, and your list, review and tags.

Episodes

Every season, every episode

See each episode with its picture and what happens, tick one or a whole season at once, and CineSteward asks whether you saw the ones before it too.

  • Rate single episodes, and find your best and weakest
  • Specials kept apart, so they don't spoil your count
  • Talk about an episode with the friends you watch with, once they've seen it
A show's episodes: a row of episode pictures with their titles, dates, lengths and what happens, each with a tick.

Calendar

Never miss a premiere

New episodes, season premieres and finales, and films from the people you follow, by day or as a list, with how many episodes you still have to watch before each one.

  • See what you watched on each day, too
  • Put it in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple's calendar with a link that keeps itself up to date
  • A notification when a new episode is out, or a show comes to your streaming service
The Calendar: the next episode coming, what comes after it, and a month with the episodes on their days.

Franchises

Finish what you started

Every film series you've begun, how far you are, and which film is next. The directors you watch most get a page of their own.

  • What's still to come in each one, with its release date
  • Follow actors and directors, and hear when they have something new
Franchises: film series with how many are seen and what's next, such as the Predator, Captain America and Despicable Me collections.

My list

Your whole library, your way

Seven lists, from Plan to Watch to Completed, and as many of your own as you like. Search, sort, drag titles where they belong, and let CineSteward pick something for tonight.

  • Posters or rows, sorted the way you like, kept that way
  • Share a list with friends, with a line about it
  • Bring your history over from another app in a few clicks
My list: the seven lists and your own down the side, and every title in your library with its status and rating.

And there's more

Everything a film and series fan needs

Friends

See what friends watch and think, react, recommend a title, watch a show together and keep a list you both vote on.

Stats and your year

Charts of what you watch, badges, a diary of every day, and a year in review you can share.

Bring your history

Import from Letterboxd, IMDb, Trakt, TV Time, Simkl, Netflix or a spreadsheet; export for Letterboxd or a spreadsheet.

Works with your apps

Plex and Jellyfin, your TMDB account, and your status in Discord, if you want it.

On every computer

Keep your library the same on all your computers, if you switch it on. Windows, Mac, Linux and the Steam Deck, with a controller.

Make it yours

Dark and light themes, eleven accent colours or one of your own, text from 80 to 200%, and calmer motion.

In your language

English, as in the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Ireland or New Zealand, and Dutch. Help put it into yours.

Notifications that matter

New episodes and seasons, what comes to your streaming services, and friends' news, with quiet hours when you want them.

Private by design

Your watching is your business

CineSteward has no ads, no tracking and no analytics, and never sells anything about you. Your library lives on your own device; only what you choose to share leaves it.

Privacy policy Your data
  • No email address neededAn account is a username, a name and a password, with two-step sign-in if you like.
  • You decide what friends seeA private profile, titles only you see, and reviews that stay yours.
  • Kept in the EUThe CineSteward server is in Germany, and you hear about every new sign-in.
  • Yours to take or deleteDownload everything the server keeps, remove parts of it, or delete your account, any time.

Download

Free, for your computer

The newest version, straight from CineSteward's releases on GitHub. It updates itself after that.

Windows

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit

Download for Windows

Windows may say it doesn't know the app yet: choose More info, then Run anyway.

Mac

Apple silicon (M1 and later)

Download for Mac

Intel Mac? Download for Intel

The first time, macOS may not open it: allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security.

Linux and Steam Deck

64-bit, as an AppImage

Download for Linux

On ARM? Download for ARM

On a Steam Deck, in desktop mode; then add it to Steam to start it from game mode.

Android

On the way

The same app, made for your phone, is being tried out now.