The series tracker that lets you rate each season individually, discuss per episode without spoiling anyone, and actually write about what you watched.
no spam · no charge · leave whenever you want
Why another series tracker?
You finished the last season of Succession at 1am. You needed to say something about the final scene with Kendall — not to post it, just to put it somewhere that would hold it. IMDb was a production page. Trakt was a progress bar. Letterboxd doesn't have series. You closed your phone and went to bed carrying it.
Relicário was built by people who still debate the Sopranos finale twenty years later. Who watched The Bear week by week and have strong opinions about the difference between a season that launched and one that treaded water. Who need somewhere to write — not just somewhere to mark.
Your archive
Everything watched, watching, dropped or planned — with episode-level progress, high-res posters, and ratings per season if you want them.
| Título | Tipo | Progresso |
|---|---|---|
FILME 2019 Parasita | FILME | rev. 100% |
ANIME 2004 Monster | ANIME | Ep 38/74 51% |
SÉRIE 2025 Pau Brasil | SÉRIE | Ep 4/8 50% |
NOVELA 2012 Avenida Brasil | NOVELA | Ep 89/179 50% |
DORAMA 2021 Vincenzo | DORAMA | Ep 12/20 60% |
DOC 2022 Frozen Planet II | DOC | Planejado |
ANIME 2018 Aggretsuko | ANIME | Ep 30/50 60% |
Discussion Rooms
The Bear S02E07 ended and you need to talk about it — but the spoiler rule says wait. Create a room. People who haven't finished it see replies tagged — and decide when to reveal. No more threads you can't look at for a week.
room per episode · spoiler protection by progress · rewatch flag for returners
"Is this entire season saying goodbye? Every scene this episode felt deliberate in a way the show hasn't been before. I think I know where this is going and I'm not ready."
The Feed
No algorithm. No social media performance. Text-first, chronological, written by people who take prestige TV seriously and aren't trying to go viral about it.
Succession isn't about who inherits the company. It's about four people who were never loved right and learned to use money in place of affection. The finale is devastating precisely because there's no villain — just people shaped by absence.
Series to watch without a weak pilot: The Bear (starts at 300% anxiety), Severance (episode 1 is already cinema), The Wire (patience required, but there's no bad episode), Dark (watch it twice — the second understanding is better).
Walter White was always Heisenberg — the series isn't about a transformation, it's about a revelation. Every episode in season 1 has a scene where you can see what he actually is, if you watch it again knowing the ending.
What series would you start today if you knew it ended without resolution? Asking because I started Mindhunter yesterday and the open ending destroyed me — but I don't regret it.
The Profile
Your profile has an in your own words field — a few short lines about the show you defend, the one you rewatch when sad, the finale you still haven't accepted. Because the best part of a tracker isn't the list — it's the person behind it.
visible on your public profile · up to 8 lines · edit anytime
Your profile has its own URL — it opens straight to what matters: your lines, your top of the year, your latest list. Send it to whoever still argues about finales at 2am.
✦ Founders reserved ✦
no spam, no charge · leave whenever you want
Questions
Trakt (JSON) import is on the onboarding roadmap. Letterboxd (films), MAL (anime) and Trakt (series) cover the major trackers.
Yes. You can mark episode by episode or an entire season at once. The tracker shows detailed progress per season, with separate ratings if you want them.
Full tracker, ratings, feed and rooms are free. PRO plan ([price]/month) adds unlimited lists, export and advanced features. The first 400 founders get lifetime PRO.
Rooms have a progress marker. Replies stay hidden until you choose to reveal them. Context visible, content hidden.
Yes — same profile, same feed, same tracker. One place for everything you watch.
he golden age of television started in 1999 with The Sopranos and never stopped. In just over twenty years, series went from being 'cinema's little brother' to the most ambitious place in contemporary storytelling. Mad Men, Breaking Bad, The Wire, Succession, Severance — series that became entire cultural reference points.
But trackers didn't keep up. IMDb is still a technical production page. Trakt solves the engineering, not the experience. Letterboxd never wanted to embrace series. And there's still nowhere to write about a Bear season finale without posting to Twitter and watching the thread disappear in three days.
Relicário was built by people who still debate the Sopranos ending. By those who watched Severance week by week and have theories. By those who finished Better Call Saul and went quiet.
A reliquary holds what matters. Not everything — only what has value.
We don't want to be the biggest series tracker. We want to be the one you open when the episode ends and you want to say something — to someone who gets it.
We want to be the place in Portuguese where series discussion has space, depth, and people who watched the same thing you did.
— The first thousand. ✦
