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Web and Installable PWA
Use it directly in the browser, then install it on your home screen or desktop to reopen it like an app.
ottline helps you quickly log OTT watch history from services like Netflix, TVING, and Disney+, plus movies, series, and books, into your own timeline. Start on the web without tedious sign-up, then continue through the same flow on the installable PWA, Toss in-app mini app, browser extension, Windows app, and Android app. The ChatGPT connection is still in preparation.
Whether you open ottline on the web, in Toss, or as an installed app, your pairing code lets you continue the same timeline and keep logging and checking your history.
The web timeline remains the center of ottline. Around that core, the same logging flow is available through several entry points.
Use it directly in the browser, then install it on your home screen or desktop to reopen it like an app.
Install it from Google Play to enter the logging flow faster from the home screen, widget, and watch reminder settings.
The same web app is also available through Microsoft Store packaging, so the desktop flow stays familiar.
A helper that reads the title from supported OTT pages and sends you into ottline QuickLog on the web. It is available on the Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons, and Whale Store.
Open your OTT timeline directly inside Toss without installing another app.
A read-only ChatGPT connection is still in preparation for bringing recent logs into the conversation.
Search for movies, series, or book titles at the top of the home screen.
Choose whether you are watching, reading, or finished, and leave a light rating.
Your own timeline is built immediately upon saving. All data is securely stored in your browser first.
ottline can be used like an installed app. Add it to your home screen to open quickly with an icon.
You can download your records as a CSV in Settings and organize them in Excel or Spreadsheet.
Select "Create Share Photo Card" after saving a record to automatically generate a beautiful card for social media.