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Best entertainment tracker apps in 2026

An entertainment tracker keeps your watch and play history — movies, TV, games — organised in one place. Most apps cover one of those. We compared the most-used trackers in 2026 and named each one's category honestly.

How we picked

We looked at apps that are actively maintained in 2026 and considered for "entertainment tracking" — the broader bucket that includes films, TV and games. Each pick names what the app is best at.

The apps

WatchNPlay

Best for all-in-one entertainment tracking

The only app in this list that tracks movies, TV shows and games together in one Android library. Multi-source ratings, streaming availability per region, episode tracking and game price alerts. Built for people whose backlog spans more than one medium.

Strong points

  • Movies + TV + games in one app
  • Streaming availability + price alerts
  • Multi-source ratings across all three media

Limits

  • Android only — no iOS yet
  • If you only watch films, a dedicated film app may feel lighter
Get it on Google Play

Trakt

Best for film + TV power users

A long-running tracker covering movies and TV with strong cross-device sync and an open API. No games. Power-user friendly; the official Android app is plain.

Strong points

  • Movies and TV in one tracker
  • Strong sync + open API

Limits

  • No games
  • Some features behind VIP

Letterboxd

Best for film community

A film-first social platform. Excellent for reviews and lists. Films only — no TV, no games.

Strong points

  • Largest film-focused community
  • Polished UI for reviews

Limits

  • Films only

TV Time

Best for casual TV community

Consumer-friendly tracker with a strong community feed centred on TV episodes.

Strong points

  • Friendly community for TV

Limits

  • TV-centric; weaker for films and no games

Backloggd

Best for games community

A "Letterboxd for games". Strong reviews and lists culture. Games only.

Strong points

  • Active reviews community for games

Limits

  • Games only; web-first

JustWatch

Best for "where to stream"

Free streaming-availability tool with a watchlist for movies and TV. Best paired with another tracker for depth.

Strong points

  • Best-in-class streaming availability data

Limits

  • Limited tracking depth; no games

How to choose

Pick by what your "entertainment" actually includes.

Films onlyLetterboxd.
TV onlyTV Time or Trakt.
Games onlyBackloggd or HowLongToBeat.
Films + TV in one placeTrakt or WatchNPlay.
Films + TV + gamesWatchNPlay is the all-in-one option in this list.
"Where to stream"JustWatch as a companion.

Why all-in-one matters

Most entertainment trackers focus on one category. WatchNPlay is useful if your backlog includes more than just movies or more than just TV shows. It brings movies, shows and games into one Android app — so you don't juggle three apps to know what's next.

Frequently asked questions

Is there one app that tracks movies, TV and games?

WatchNPlay is the one in this comparison. It covers all three media in a single Android library with multi-source ratings, streaming availability and game price alerts.

Should I use one app or several?

If you mostly watch one category, a dedicated app feels lighter. If your backlog spans more than one medium, an all-in-one tracker saves you switching between three apps.

Which entertainment tracker is best for Android?

Moviebase and WatchNPlay are built for Android first. WatchNPlay is the one that covers all three media types.

Can I see where to stream titles?

JustWatch and WatchNPlay both surface regional streaming availability. Trakt and Letterboxd show some availability via integrations.

One app for movies, TV and games

Get it on Google Play