SagaList

SagaList tracks franchises rather than single shows. Pick a universe and it lists every film and every series in it in one continuous order, down to the individual episode. Tick things off as you go and it remembers where you got to. TWO ORDERS FOR EVERY FRANCHISE Release order, grouped the way the studio actually published it. Story order, arranged by when the events happen. Anything set in an alternate timeline is kept in its own section rather than given an invented position, because a made-up number is worse than an honest label. WHERE TO START Most franchises carry a short guide for someone who has seen none of it, with a sentence on why each step is there and what it sets up. Reboots and side continuities are called out instead of quietly mixed in. WHAT IS IN IT 641 franchises, 4,803 titles and more than 105,000 episodes. Marvel, Star Wars, Star Trek, Middle-earth, The Wizarding World, DC, Alien and Predator, Dune, The Conjuring, Halloween, Friday the 13th, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad, Stranger Things, The Boys, Doctor Who, Dragon Ball, Fullmetal Alchemist, The Witcher, Yellowstone, John Wick, Fast and Furious, Mission: Impossible, James Bond and many more. ONE LIST, EVERY DEVICE Make a free account and what you tick on your phone is already ticked on your laptop. It takes an email address and a password, it costs nothing, and it is the only thing that survives a lost phone or a browser clearing its own storage. MORE THAN A CHECKLIST A watchlist that spans every franchise. A scoreboard counting everything you have ticked and rated. Rewatch, which starts a franchise again with every previous pass kept and counted. Five stars on anything you have finished. All of it free. NO ADS, NOTHING SOLD No advertising, no tracking scripts, no cookies, and nothing on SagaList costs money. Your progress is yours. ALSO WORKS WITHOUT SIGNING IN Everything tracks perfectly well signed out, saved in the browser you are using. A short share code, a share link and an export image with your progress encoded inside it will move a list by hand if you would rather do it that way. WORKS OFFLINE Once opened, it keeps working with no connection. BUILT TO LAST Progress is tied to permanent title IDs and real season and episode numbers rather than list positions, so new episodes, new titles and whole new franchises can be added later without disturbing anything you have already marked off.