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Comparison guideBingers, built by TV Time's own co-founder, relaunched on August 4, 2026 as a dedicated home for shows and movies. Evorit takes a different angle: one app for everything you watch, read and play — not just series.
Good to know: Bingers was launched by Antonio Pinto, TV Time's original co-founder, and lets former TV Time users import their exported archive directly. It focuses on TV shows and movies (anime is tracked within the same catalog).
Bingers carries TV Time's legacy: episode tracking, a release calendar with countdowns, and a social layer (comments, GIFs, emoji reactions, favorite-character votes). It's a native app on the App Store and Google Play, built offline-first with data stored locally, and it's free with no ads. If your library was only ever series and movies, it's a solid, focused choice.
Reading tracker and page-by-page progress.
Its own category, not folded into movies — powered by TMDB & MangaUpdates.
Keep track of what you've played and your backlog.
Comics and BD tracked in the same library.
Installs in one tap from the browser (PWA), on phone or desktop.
| Evorit | Bingers | |
|---|---|---|
| Series & movies tracking | ||
| Games, books, manga, comics, BD | ||
| No install, works in the browser | App Store / Google Play only | |
| Direct TV Time archive import | Coming soon | |
| Free & ad-free |
Yes. Bingers launched on August 4, 2026, built by Antonio Pinto, who co-founded TV Time (originally TV Show Time) in 2011.
Sure, they're not mutually exclusive. Many people use Bingers for shows and movies and Evorit to also track their games, books, manga, comics and BD in the same place.
Not automatically yet, an import assistant is in the works. Today, search for the series you were following and add them to your Evorit library in a few taps.
No. Evorit works in the browser and installs in one tap (PWA) on iPhone, Android and desktop, no App Store or Google Play required.