Bingers, a new TV-tracking app from the founder of TV Time, is now available to download
Following last month’s sunsetting of TV Time, one of the app’s co-founders, Antonio Pinto, announced Bingers, a new TV and movies tracking app that leans more heavily on social features. Here are the details.
TV Time, a popular TV and movie tracking app, ceased operations last month. Following its shutdown, co-founder Antonio Pinto unveiled Bingers, a new social-focused TV and movie tracking app. Bingers aims to provide a "fast and beautiful watchlist" with a "fun community" for TV enthusiasts who have been searching for a replacement for TV Time.
Users who previously used TV Time to save their data can import their archives into Bingers, ensuring they can continue tracking their favorite shows and movies. Meanwhile, new users can start fresh with Bingers' features, which include user profiles, episode ratings, GIFs, polls, and character voting.
Pinto attributes Bingers' appeal to its community-driven aspects, stating, "I believe TV Time was a diamond in the rough that kind of lost its way." He notes that the app's community remained active despite years of neglect, indicating that TV Time possessed a unique quality unmatched by other social platforms. Bingers also offers dedicated watchlists, viewing histories, a calendar of upcoming episodes, and information on how many days remain until each launch.
Currently, Bingers is available for free on the App Store with no in-app purchases. Interested users can find more Apple news on 9to5Mac's YouTube channel.
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