Last updated: July 25, 2026
Seris is a quiet, list-first app for tracking the TV shows you are in the middle of, and seeing what airs next. If something is not working or you have a question, email martinzubek@gmail.com and I will get back to you.
Yes. Seris is a client for Trakt, a free service that stores your watch history. Seris has no accounts or servers of its own, so your progress lives in your Trakt account and stays there if you switch apps or devices. You can create an account at trakt.tv.
All show and episode information comes from Trakt, so Seris shows whatever Trakt has. Corrections need to be made at Trakt rather than in the app, and they will appear in Seris once they are live. If a show still looks wrong afterwards, try "Reload Trakt data" below.
Pull down on any list to refresh it. If something still looks stale, open Settings and tap Reload Trakt data. That clears the offline copy Seris keeps on your device and fetches everything again from Trakt. It only affects the local copy - nothing in your Trakt account is changed or deleted.
Seris schedules reminders on your device while the app is open. It does not refresh them in the background, so if you have not opened Seris for several weeks, the scheduled reminders can run out. Opening the app schedules the next batch.
If reminders never arrive at all, check that notifications are still enabled for Seris in the iOS Settings app, and that the toggle in the app's own Settings is on.
Sign out from the Profile tab. This removes the saved sign-in from your device and asks Trakt to invalidate it. You can also review and remove Seris at any time from your Trakt account settings, which is the surest way to disconnect it, for example if the device is no longer with you.
Posters and artwork are cached on your device so lists scroll smoothly and work offline. Settings shows how much space that cache is using and lets you clear it. Images are re-downloaded as needed afterwards.
Seris has no servers, no analytics, and no ads, and it talks to nothing except Trakt. See the privacy policy for details.
Email martinzubek@gmail.com. It helps a lot if you can include:
Suggestions are welcome at the same address. Seris is deliberately small and focused on answering "what am I in the middle of?" and "what airs next?", so not every request will fit, but I read all of them.