Connect Trakt integrations
Index your media tracking and watchlist history automatically by connecting Trakt to Make. Linking your streaming platforms to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly log new show releases, trigger watch notifications, and share custom trending lists with your friends. Register for free today to coordinate your entertainment queues.
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Automate Your Movie and TV Show Tracking by Connecting Trakt with Make
By connecting Trakt with Make, you can automate syncing of your watch history to Google Sheets, share reviews on Discord, and trigger smart home devices.
Automate Your Viewing History
Automatically sync watched shows and movies from external media players or spreadsheets directly to your Trakt profile.
Share Recommendations Instantly
Post your latest movie reviews and ratings to social media channels or Discord servers the moment you submit them on Trakt.
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Keep Your Watchlists Backed Up
Export your Trakt watchlists, ratings, and history to Google Sheets or Notion automatically so you never lose your data.
Get Custom Release Alerts
Receive instant notifications on Slack, Telegram, or email when new episodes of your favorite tracked shows are about to air.
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