tTV for Mac
TV-show tracker.
$2.99
In English
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tTV overview
tTV is a TV-show tracker. It tracks your favorite shows so you can see when they will air, but you can also get information about the show, its episodes, its stars, and if the show has ended, you will see this as well. It organizes its content into Airing, TBA (to be announced), and Ended Shows so you can easily and quickly get the info you want. It also has a Taskboard for those who use streaming portals, so they can setup a Web link to the show, and once it aired, it will appear there and with a single click, be able to switch right to the Website in a browser to watch.
What’s new in version 2.9.17
- internal update to the Database to ensure future compatibility with MacOS
- various UI updates to increase visibility and readability
- some other tweaks here and there
tTV for Mac
$2.99
In English
Version 2.9.17
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User Ratings
Oct 13 2016
Version: 1.5.4
I really wanted to purchase this, because I've been looking for a replacement for my beloved TVForecast Dashboard widget and iOS app, but this is so geocities UGLY that I can't purchase it yet. Maybe the core functionality is there, but the UI needs SERIOUS help.
Take a note from the original producer of TV Forecast: http://www.bigbucketsoftware.com/tv/
Jul 15 2016
Version: 1.0.4
Holy moly! This is one seriously badly designed application!
Has none of the usual care and attention to detail Mac users expect. Text is cut off in buttons, icons and buttons aren't aligned with each other, non-Mac style UI, badly laid out information that's not aligned to anything, inconsistent font sizes from one screen to the next, bad grammar and spelling. Really shoddy.
It uses Trakt.tv to pull in all the TV show data but the developer doesn't seem to have implemented one of Trakt.tv's most useful features which is the "watched" status of TV shows. Regarding that the developer states on his error-filled website:
"Well, honestly i never used something like this and i never understood the purpose of it, so there is no implementation for this, due i don’t use it and don’t really know how it works and what its goal is."
That sentence alone gives you a good idea of the apps quality and developers careless attitude.
To ask for $2 for this amateurish effort is a complete joke.