🎬 No export file? Your streaming accounts kept the receipts
Rebuild your watch history
from your streaming accounts
Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Prime and Max all remember what you watched — and Netflix will hand you the whole record as a file. Free, read in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Free, no sign-up, nothing to install. The Netflix file is read on your device and never uploaded. Or
open the app empty and start from scratch.
Runs in your browser — no app to install, no sign-up needed to start. First shows back in about 30 seconds.
Trying to import into a new tracker — without an export file?
Every TV Time import out there — including Bingers’, from TV Time’s co-founder — reads the GDPR export file you saved before the portal went offline on July 15. Saved one? It will restore your history there. Didn’t save one? No import can read a file that doesn’t exist — and no new exports can be created.
That’s what this page is for. Help Me Binge rebuilds your history from what still exists: your streaming services’ own records (below), a pasted list from memory, or a TV Time iPhone backup — free, in your browser, and one-tap exportable forever after, so your history is never trapped inside an app again. Weighing the two? Here’s the full Bingers comparison.
Netflix: the one-file rebuild (dates included)
1 · Download your viewing activity. Sign in on a computer and go to netflix.com/viewingactivity (Account → Profile → Viewing activity). Pick the right profile, scroll to the bottom, and click Download all. Netflix gives you a CSV of every title you've ever watched on that profile, with dates.
2 · Drop it into Help Me Binge. Open
the app, tap
Import, and drop the CSV in. Episodes are matched to the right shows and marked watched automatically — and your
original watch dates come across, so your history stays a history.
3 · That's it. The file is read on your device — never uploaded to a server — and the import finishes in seconds, not a migration queue. Repeat for each Netflix profile you use.
Hulu, Disney+, Prime Video, Max — the copy-paste rebuild
Most other services show your history but don't offer a one-click file the way Netflix does. The fast path is the same for all of them: open your history, copy the titles, paste the list.
🟢 Hulu. Your watch history lives under your profile's Keep Watching and watch-history settings. Skim it, copy the show titles into a note, then in the app tap Import → Paste a list — every title is matched and added at once.
🔵 Disney+ & Max. Neither shows a full history page — but Continue Watching plus your profile's recommendations jog memory fast. Want the complete record? Both let you request a copy of your account data from their privacy pages; the shows you find go into the same paste-a-list importer.
🟠 Prime Video. Open Settings → Watch history on the Prime Video site — it's all there, scrollable. Copy the titles as you go, paste the list, done.
⭐ Rated things elsewhere? IMDb, Letterboxd, Trakt and MyAnimeList exports import too — ratings included.
After pasting, mark where you're up to in each show — the progress picker makes that quick. Everything is processed on your device, and your data stays one-tap exportable forever.
Rebuilding watch history — frequently asked questions
Can I rebuild my watch history from Netflix?Yes — download your viewing activity CSV at netflix.com/viewingactivity and drop it into the importer. Episodes are matched and marked watched automatically, original dates included, and the file is read entirely in your browser.
Does the Netflix import keep my watch dates?Yes. The CSV lists each title with the date you watched it, and the importer carries those dates across.
What about Hulu, Disney+, Prime or Max?They show your history in your account but don't hand you a file. Copy the titles from your watch history or continue-watching list and paste them into the paste-a-list importer; for the complete record, request your data from their privacy pages.
Does this cost anything?No. Free, and it runs in your browser — no app to install, no sign-up needed to start. An optional free account adds cross-device sync.
Can Bingers restore my TV Time history without an export file?No — Bingers' import reads the TV Time export file saved before July 15, and the same is true of any tracker's TV Time import. If you never saved one, rebuilding is the way back: your streaming services' records, a pasted show list, or an iPhone backup, matched in your browser and exportable any time.
I'm recovering a lost TV Time library — is this my only option?It's one of three paths. See the full
no-export recovery guide — an iPhone backup can restore per-episode history, and paste-a-list rebuilds the rest in minutes.