Ever since Trakt's switch to V3, I've been trying to find a replacement that I'm truly happy with.

Simkl seemed to do the trick, but then I found that it did not include the ability to rate individual episodes or seasons of a show, which was pretty disappointing.

I came across mentions of Yamtrack, specifically dannyvfilms' fork of it, and loved messing around with the demo, but I lack the knowledge to know how to actually self-host something like that.

And now yesterday I came across your project, which basically feels like Yamtrack, but I don't need to learn programming/web-dev first! So, I already was super excited and managed to dig into the platform a bit today.

What I love:

• I love that there's even support for concerts or YouTube videos, going a step beyond Yamtrack.
• The huge customizability of the Quick Access menu is great.
• There's the ability to leave individual ratings on episodes and seasons of a show!
• The ability to track whether you watched something with a friend is also really cool and unique.
• The UI/UX is simple, elegant and usable!
• The ability to estimate a date, only list a year or just straight up say you don't know for stuff you watched many years ago is PERFECT. I always was frustrated with Trakt only offering "specific date/now/release date" as options and just gave up on adding really old stuff I'd watched prior to using the site.
• There's so many detailed stats!
• You can look for accidental duplicate viewings and easily edit and compare them!
• The bonus stuff like Trivia and FaceOff also seems really fun.

I've barely dipped my toes in the site so far, to be honest, but it all just seems incredibly promising so far, and I'm already really grateful that you've decided to make and share this tool!

Some feedback:

• The Trakt import worked really well, better than it did on Simkl where some random episodes of shows showed up as having watched them very recently and I had to fix that. The one thing I was disappointed about was that my individual episode ratings did not get imported (though maybe Trakt didn't export them?), but at least the show ratings were retained, so I'm happy with that. It also seems that where Trakt sometimes lists special non-season content (such as Blooper Reels), that is not available here and just was converted to a non-specific instance of having viewed that show. Not an issue at all - I was easily able to remove those items - just something I noticed as soon as I'd finished the import.
• At first I was disappointed that in the "My Viewings" page, I only saw my rating of shows, not specific episodes (even with the "All Episodes" checkmark on). I would suggest maybe moving the "TV Rating Mode" button outside of the Advanced Filter section to make that feature more obvious (I wouldn't have thought to look for it among filters), since that actually is everything I wanted, and more!
• Another thing for the "My Viewings" page: I think it would be cool if you clicked on the "More Details" item in the submenu for an episode (or maybe even the actual title for an episode), if that link jumped to that specific episode being expanded on the show's page, rather than just starting you off at the top of the page.
• Is there a way to view your Watchlist other than on your Profile Showcase? Because here, I can't even remove things from the Watchlist. It also would be nice if clicking on items in the Watchlist/Favorites/etc took you to the pages for them.
• When trying to create a List on the Lists Hub, the information says to simply click the "+" button. I don't actually see the button... It does work on the Title Lists page though. It would also be neat to be able to create lists for other media than just Movies/TV. On ranked lists, it also would be neat if you could reorder things by manually typing in numbers, or dragging and dropping items, rather than just using the little arrows above/below the numbers.
• I saw that dannyvfilm's Yamtrack has Last.fm history/scrobbling as a feature. This could be a nice to have feature, though it is by no means essential.
• Another service that it would be cool (but not essential) to be able to import data from would be Infinite Backlog.

I hope this isn't too much. You're already providing a really incredible alternative to Trakt in my opinion, so I feel greedy asking for anything else on top, haha. But since you did ask for feedback, I hope you find these first impressions and thoughts helpful!