Bingers, a new TV-tracking app from the founder of TV Time, is now available to download

**Bingers** is now available to download as a new TV and movies tracking app from **Antonio Pinto**, a co-founder of **TV Time**. The launch follows last month’s sunsetting of TV Time. **9to5Mac** reported the announcement and outlined how the new app is positioned after that shutdown.

On product mechanics, Bingers keeps the core job of tracking what people watch across TV and movies, but puts more weight on social features than TV Time did. That shifts the app from a mostly personal log toward shared activity, discovery, and interaction around the same catalog of shows and films.

For engineers and builders, the story is a clean founder re-entry after a known product was shut down: same domain, same co-founder, new product name, and a deliberate tilt in feature priority. If you ship consumer media apps, it is a reminder that tracking data alone is not the only retention lever—social loops can be the differentiator when restarting in a crowded category.

In market terms, TV Time’s exit left a gap for people who already used a dedicated tracker rather than relying only on streaming-service lists or general social apps. Bingers is competing for that habit with a social-first framing, not a pure “watchlist and progress” tool. Whether that is enough depends on how well the social layer sits on top of reliable catalog and progress tracking.

What to watch next is simple: whether Bingers can convert former TV Time users, how strong the social features feel in day-to-day use versus basic tracking, and whether the app stays focused on TV and movies or expands. Availability to download is the first step; retention and social density will decide if it sticks.