Year in Review
A big part of the fun with tracking all the TV shows and movies you watch is seeing a bunch of stats and trends around it. As a Trakt VIP member, you now have personal year in review pages for all years you’ve added data! This even includes the current year, so you can observe trends as they evolve.
Check out your Year in Review!
New for 2023
Not only is 2023 our best looking year in review, we’ve also added a map break down to see where all of your watched shows and movies were produced. Check out the Trakt community trends to make sure you didn’t miss out on anything popular. In the thanks section, we have some personal recommendations of the most popular items premiering in 2023 that you haven’t watched yet.
Lots and lots of stats
Your year in review provides a bunch of cool stats including totals for the year, first and last play of the year, hourly breakdowns, play breakdowns, plays per week, plays per month, plays per day of the week, most plays, genres, TV networks, movie studios, country maps and highest rated. All these stats for TV shows and movies you’ve watched during the year. Click on any stat to see your detailed history for that time period. You can also see your most watched actors, actresses, and directors.
Evolving stats
As with any feature, we’re always looking to improve things so I’m sure we’ll add and update your year in review pages throughout the year. We’d love to hear any suggestions in the VIP forums or support for new stats and ideas.
So what’s it looks like?
Rather than continue talking about it, here’s what it looks like!
Note: this what the desktop version looks like, mobile and tablet will adjust according to your screen size.
Support Trakt & become a VIP!
Our community is what makes Trakt so great. Supporting Trakt not only unlocks your Yearly and All Time Year in Reviews, you also get a bunch of cool features like no ads on the website, Dark Knight mode, VIP badges, Calendar Notifications, Custom Calendars, Widgets, Advanced Filtering, Watch Now Filtering, Plex Scrobbling, iCal feeds, RSS feeds, and CSV feeds. It also helps us cover server costs to keep everything up an running.
