A guide

A Letterboxd for TV shows

Log the shows you watch the way you log films: a rating, a date, and a library that remembers. Atrium tracks every season and episode next to your films.

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The short answer

Atrium works like a Letterboxd for TV shows. You track each show season by season and episode by episode, rate what you finish, and an Up Next queue and calendar show every new episode of the shows you follow. Your films sit in the same library, and you can import them from Letterboxd for free.

What you get

What Atrium does for your shows

  • Every season and episodeMark episodes and seasons as watched, and Atrium knows where you are in every show you follow.
  • New episodes on a calendarUp Next lines up the next episode of every show in progress, and the release calendar shows each new episode by the day it airs.
  • Episode ratings at a glanceEach show's page charts its episodes by rating, season by season, so you can see where a show peaks before you start it.
  • Your shows in numbersStats count the shows and hours you finish each year, and Recap turns your year of TV into a story you tap through.

Importing

Bring your history along

The shows you tracked elsewhere come across from TV Time, Trakt, Simkl, IMDb and Netflix exports, with your watched episodes, ratings and dates.

Importing is free, and Atrium only reads your data. Nothing changes in your other accounts.

Already on Letterboxd? Your films can come along too, in the same library.

FAQ

Questions

Is there a Letterboxd for TV shows?

Yes. Atrium tracks TV shows the way Letterboxd tracks films: you log what you watch, rate it and keep a watchlist, and it also follows every season and episode. Your films, anime, games and books share the same library.

Can I track single episodes in Atrium?

Yes. You can mark single episodes or whole seasons as watched, and Atrium keeps your place in every show. Up Next then shows the next episode to watch.

Can I import the shows I tracked in TV Time or Trakt?

Yes. Atrium imports TV Time, Trakt, Simkl, IMDb and Netflix exports. TV Time shut down in July 2026, but its data export still imports, with your watched episodes.

Can I keep my Letterboxd films in Atrium too?

Yes. Export your data in Letterboxd's settings and upload the .zip on Atrium's Import page. Your watched films, ratings, watchlist and diary dates come across, next to your shows.

Is Atrium free for tracking TV shows?

Yes. Tracking, importing and exporting are free in Atrium, with no credit card. You can export a full backup of your library whenever you like.

Your shows belong in one library.

Films, shows, anime, games, books, manga and comics, side by side. Export a full backup whenever you like, at no cost.

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