All three media types together
Movies, TV shows and games in one library — not just movies and shows.
Trakt is powerful, especially for movie and TV tracking. WatchNPlay focuses on a simpler Android-first experience that also covers games.
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Trakt is powerful, but many users want something simpler. Common reasons to look around:
WatchNPlay is an Android-first tracker for movies, TV shows and games. The basics work without configuration — search a title, add it, mark it watched. Streaming availability, episode tracking, release calendar and game price alerts are built in.
If you came from Trakt, these are the differences you will probably notice first.
Movies, TV shows and games in one library — not just movies and shows.
IMDb, TMDB, Metacritic, Rotten Tomatoes, OpenCritic and Steam side by side.
Where to watch on Netflix, Prime, Disney+, Apple TV+ and 17+ providers — by region.
Mark episodes as watched, see your next episode and get notifications. No scrobbler setup.
Movies, episodes and game releases together in one calendar view.
Track wishlist titles across Steam, Epic, GOG, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo.
Both apps are useful — they target different audiences.
| Feature | Trakt | WatchNPlay |
|---|---|---|
| Movie tracking | Yes | Yes |
| TV show & episode tracking | Yes | Yes |
| Game tracking | No | Yes |
| Streaming availability | Add-on | Yes |
| Game price alerts | No | Yes |
| Unified release calendar | Movies & TV | Yes |
| Android-first experience | Third-party clients | Yes |
| Open API & power-user features | Yes | Lighter focus |
WatchNPlay fits people who want a tracker that just works on their phone.
No automatic scrobbler. WatchNPlay focuses on quick manual tracking from your phone — search, add, mark as watched.
There is no automatic Trakt import yet. You can add titles quickly inside the app.
Yes. The tracker for movies, shows and games is free. Pro unlocks an unlimited watchlist, the full calendar and extra dashboard rows.
WatchNPlay is currently focused on Android. iOS is on the roadmap but not yet available.
Yes, an account keeps your library synced across devices. Sign-in is free.