Track your shows.
Watch along with friends.

Couch is a TV tracking app for iPhone and Android. It remembers where you are in every show you watch, shows you the next episode to play, and — if you want company — lets a small group of friends react to the same episodes, with everyone’s reactions kept out of sight until you have rated that episode yourself.

Every reaction is tied to a specific episode, and Couch keeps it hidden until you have rated that same episode yourself. You can scroll your whole feed mid-season and see that a friend reacted to something without seeing what they said. It works in both directions: yours stays hidden from them until they have rated it too. Rating is the trigger rather than marking an episode watched — Couch needs to know how it landed for you before it shows you how it landed for anyone else.

Yes. Solo tracking is the whole app minus the people. You get your watchlist, the next episode for every show, season progress, and a private record of how each episode landed. Friends are something you add later, if you feel like it.

Yes. Couch will be free to download and use on both iPhone and Android, with no subscription and no ads. It is not on either store yet — it is in review — and this page will carry the download links the day it lands.

You send an invite link. Your friend installs Couch, opens the link, and the two of you are connected — no usernames to search for, no public profile for anyone to find. Groups stay small on purpose: a partner, a group chat, your sister.

Only for the shared parts. Tracking your own shows works the moment you sign up, with nobody else involved.

A card appears asking whether you want to start the next season, save it for later, or skip it. Couch does not silently roll you into another twenty episodes you never asked for.

Two ways. Discover surfaces what is trending right now, and — more usefully — what the people you actually watch with have been adding and loving. A friend who is reliably right about television beats an algorithm, and Couch just points at them.

Couch tracks what you watch regardless of where you watch it. Show and episode data comes from TMDB, so anything you can name — streaming, cable or network — is in there down to the episode. It does not connect to your streaming accounts, and it does not play video; you mark episodes yourself, which takes a tap.

Yes. There are no public profiles, no follower counts and no global feed. Your activity is visible only inside the groups you deliberately share it with, and each group gets its own comment box. When more than one of your groups is watching the same show, your rating of an episode appears in each of them — Couch lists those groups on the screen before you post. You sign in with your phone number, but it is never shown to other users.

Show, season and episode data comes from TMDB. This product uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB.