Eluna Screen
TV show, anime and movie tracker with an episode calendar and no account.
Eluna Screen knows what you are watching, which episode you stopped on and when the next one airs. That is the whole job of a TV show tracker — and this one is an anime tracker and a movie watchlist too, without ever asking who you are. No ads, no subscription, and no server of ours that could leak a watch history.
Coming from another tracker
- A TV Time export still works, even though the service is gone — shows, episodes and original watch dates land exactly as they were
- Trakt, Simkl, MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, IMDb, TMDb, Letterboxd, Serializd, Bangumi, Kodi, Plex, Jellyfin and Emby import too
- Plex, Jellyfin and Emby also connect directly — by PIN, Quick Connect or API key
- Eluna never asks for another service’s password, in any scenario
Episode tracking
- TV shows, anime and films in six states, from "following" to "dropped"
- Mark one episode, a whole season, or everything before it
- Anime with absolute numbering — episode 1087 stays 1087
- Rewatch freely: the count goes up, your first watch date never moves
- How much of a season is left, counted in hours
- Search finds titles in any language, and descriptions are translated into yours
Calendar and reminders
- An episode calendar of what is coming, as an agenda or a month grid
- Reminders for a new episode, a season premiere, a finale, or a date that moved
- Daily and weekly digests, if one notification at a time is too many
- Quiet hours on by default, so nothing wakes you at four in the morning
- Home-screen widgets in three sizes, and an episode can be ticked off from one
Where to watch
- The services carrying a title where you are — not where the catalogue’s servers are
- A tap opens that show’s own page in the service, not the service’s home page
- Mark the services you already pay for and they come first, ticked
- Nothing is guessed: a service with no known link stays plain text
Questions
Is Eluna Screen a good TV Time alternative?
It imports TV Time exports with their original watch dates, which is the part most replacements lose. It also has no account, so nothing about your watch history reaches anyone.
Does it track anime as well as TV shows?
Yes, including absolute episode numbering and the current season chart. Films have their own list and their own row on the home screen.
Can it tell me where to watch something?
Yes — and the link goes to that show’s page inside the service, so the app it opens lands on the title rather than the front page. Which services actually carry it in your country comes from JustWatch through the TMDB API; the ids behind the links come from the official page a title publishes and from Wikidata. Eluna Screen is a tracker, not a streaming service: it hosts nothing and plays nothing.
Does it work without an internet connection?
Your library, progress and reminders are local and work offline. Fetching new air dates and searching the catalogue need the network, as they must.
Is there a subscription?
No. The app is free, without a paywall. Optional tips in Settings unlock nothing.
The rules every Eluna app follows
- No sign-up, ever
- No subscriptions, no paywalls
- No analytics or crash SDKs
- No ads
- Tips, if you feel like it; they unlock nothing
- Encrypted, user-owned backups
What each app does and does not send anywhere is written out, per app, in the privacy policy and terms of use.
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- Eluna Subs Subscription tracker that reminds you before the money leaves.