TV Time import · Free
Bring your TV Time shows to StreamCal
Free, no queue, done in minutes. Your files never leave your device.
Drop your TV Time export here
The whole ZIP as-is, or loose CSV and JSON files. Works with the goodbye-email export, Refract and Liberator files.
Choose filesYour files are read in your browser and never uploaded. Personal-data files inside the ZIP are skipped entirely.
How the import works
Drop the export
The ZIP from TV Time's goodbye email, as-is, or loose CSV and JSON files. Refract and Liberator exports work too.
Read the report
Your browser parses everything on your device in seconds and shows what it found: shows, episodes noted, movies.
Save to your account
Sign in only at this step. Followed and to-watch titles land on your watchlist, finished ones in Seen.
Because parsing happens in your browser, there is no server queue to wait in. The only network call is the final save of the matched list to your account.
What imports today, exactly
StreamCal is a release calendar with a title-level watchlist and Seen marking. It is not an episode check-in tracker, and this importer does not pretend otherwise. Row by row:
| From your export | What happens |
|---|---|
| Imports now: Followed shows | Your watchlist, which feeds the upcoming-episodes calendar and release-day reminders. |
| Imports now: To-watch shows and movies | Your watchlist. |
| Imports now: Watched movies | Marked Seen, with the watch date from your export. |
| Imports now: Finished shows | Marked Seen, when your export itself says the show was finished. |
| Stored only: Per-episode check-ins | Not shown anywhere yet. Your show-by-show progress (episodes watched, last watched date) is stored with your account. |
| Stored only: Ratings | Not imported. Counted in your stored archive so nothing is silently lost. |
| Stored only: Comments and social threads | Not imported. We note how many you had, nothing more. |
Stored means kept intact and private with your account, powering nothing yet. If StreamCal grows episode tracking, your data is already home; we will say so plainly when it does, not before.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. StreamCal is free without ads, and the import is part of it, with no queue and no premium unlock. We make nothing from the import itself; the hope is that you stay for the release calendar.
Do my files get uploaded?
No. Your export is read by your browser, on your device. Personal-data files inside the ZIP (account details, tokens, devices) are never opened at all. When you press save, only the matched list is sent to your account: show names, TheTVDB ids, episode counts and dates. That is the entire payload.
What happens to my episode history?
StreamCal does not have per-episode check-ins today, so we do not pretend to import them. Your per-show progress, meaning episodes watched and last watched date, is saved with your account in a compact archive. If StreamCal adds episode-level tracking, your import is already here and you will not be asked to upload again. Keep your original export file too.
Does matching use TheTVDB or TMDB?
TV Time exports carry TheTVDB show ids, so matching starts from those ids and shows resolve exactly instead of by name-guessing. Each id is then mapped to StreamCal's TMDB-backed catalog. Movies carry no usable id in TV Time exports, so they match by title and year, and the match report lists anything we could not place.
Which export files work?
The shutdown-era GDPR ZIP from TV Time's goodbye email (the tracking-prod-records CSV files), the older portal export of JSON files, and the community extensions TV Time Out by Refract (JSON) and TV Time Liberator (CSV). If your ZIP is password protected, unzip it on your device first with the password from TV Time's email, then drop the files it contains.
Deciding whether StreamCal fits you first? Read the honest TV Time comparison.