How to easily keep track of everything you're streaming

These two apps will help you manage your overflowing movie, music, and TV lists

Make better use of your streaming services.
(Image credit: Photo composite | Images courtesy Netflix, iTunes)

I started Netflix's show about the birth of hip-hop, The Get Down, when it first debuted in August 2016. Six months later, I haven't even finished the first six episodes — not because it wasn't good, but because it got lost among all the other shows and movies I'm watching. Sound familiar?

Netflix, HBO, FX, and Hulu each have fantastic films and series (shout out to Stranger Things, Westworld, Atlanta, and Seinfeld), but they're unique to their services. And without a master queue, you can easily lose track of everything you're streaming.

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Tyler Hayes is a freelance writer living in Southern California. He's just as obsessed with discovering new music as he is with trying new technology.