TV Pilot For Mac

Given all the available TV stations and sources of entertainment, keeping track of all your favorite shows is not as easy as it seems, especially if you don’t want to miss new episodes.

TV Pilot offers you the possibility to keep track of seen seasons and episodes, can grab the airing schedule for the shows that are still running, and can also help you discover new TV shows.

Right off the bat, TV Pilot prompts you to either navigate to the Discover panel or directly navigate to the Favorites list. However, you can switch between them anytime you like within the app’s main window.

In discovery mode, TV Pilot allows you to navigate through the lists of top rated, popular, on the air, or airing today shows, but keep in mind that you can also search the internet for titles that are not included in the main collections.

TV Pilot will automatically download the TV show information, so you get to see a small description, the actors list, and the number of episodes or seasons. Moreover, you can to quickly mark episodes as being seen.

Note that each TV show listed within TV Pilot has a star button associated that helps you include the item into the Favorites collection. The Favorites panel also comes with a search tool that comes in handy when dealing with large TV shows collections.

You get to sort them by name, the date of the next episode, the date watched or added, or if there are episodes available to watch. Note that you can also open the IMDb or TVDb pages for each of the listings within your default web browser.

TV Pilot is a user-friendly solution for both finding and monitoring TV shows regardless of the TV station that airs them. You also get quick access to two of the most popular online sources for movies information, and can effortlessly track airing times for new episodes.

Worth mentioning is that TV Pilot only helps you keep track of the TV shows: the app does not provide direct links to the episodes or any other playback capabilities.