Track without the homework
Mark a movie seen with one tap. For series, choose where you are and earlier episodes fall into place automatically.
Out now on iOS & coming to Android
Track films and episodes in seconds. Know what's next. Discover something worth your evening. Talk about it without walking into a spoiler.
A quiet mystery expands beyond the edge of a coastal town.
Made for watching, not managing
I've Seen keeps the practical parts of movie and TV life in one place, from the film you finished years ago to the episode arriving next Friday.
Mark a movie seen with one tap. For series, choose where you are and earlier episodes fall into place automatically.
See your next unwatched episode, upcoming releases and the shows waiting for their next chapter.
Reviews can be shielded and episode conversations respect how far you have watched.
Ratings, diary entries, time watched and personal statistics turn a forgotten history into something you can explore.
From “maybe” to movie night
Tell I've Seen what kind of night this is. The recommendation deck does the filtering, while you keep the final say.
Movie or series? Pick genres, an era and a mood. No endless wall of filters.
Swipe right to keep it for later. Swipe left and it takes a short break from your deck.
Your watchlist, watched titles and active series stay out of the deck, so every card is genuinely new.
Your history belongs to you
Try I've Seen as a guest and your tracking stays on your device. Create an account only when you want backup, sync and social features.
No third-party advertising SDKs. No sale of personal data. Export your data or permanently delete your account from the app.
Good questions
Yes. Guest tracking is saved locally on your device. An account adds cloud backup, cross-device sync and social features.
No. I've Seen helps you track, discover and discuss titles. Streaming-provider availability is informational and may vary by country.
Reviews can carry spoiler warnings. Episode discussions and synopsis protection can use your viewing progress to keep later information hidden.
Movie and television metadata comes from TMDB. Watch-provider information is supplied by JustWatch through TMDB. I've Seen is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.
Yes. You can export your tracking data from Settings. You can also reset tracking or permanently delete your account and its associated content.
On the App Store, free, right now. The Android version is still being prepared, so the Google Play button stays inactive until it is ready.
Yes. No subscription or payment is required to track movies, television shows or episodes and use the app's core features.
I've Seen is free on the App Store. Android is on the way.