TV Time, the beloved tracking app that has been a sacred ground for TV show enthusiasts, is making a comeback with a new home called Bingers. Antonio Pinto, one of its original founders, who felt like he was losing his family when TV Time shut down, is breathing life into the community by rebuilding the best features while addressing long-standing issues.

Bingers promises to be more sustainable and user-friendly, with the ability to import data from users' TV Time archives. The app's launch date is set for the end of July 2026, offering a lifeline to its loyal user base and an alternative social space for those who enjoyed discussing episodes.

Pinto’s motivation stems from his deep connection with the community, describing how reading reactions after each episode became a ritual. He aims to recreate this sense of belonging by fixing past performance issues that made the app sluggish and expensive to run. With a focus on low server costs, Bingers hopes to offer faster responses and more reliable service.

The future of tracking apps might depend on their ability to balance functionality with user experience, as Pinto seeks to create an environment where users can continue to engage in meaningful discussions about their favourite shows without the hassle. Only time will tell if Bingers can achieve this delicate equilibrium.