Everything's on tonight. Here's how the database works, what it covers, and why it's free.
TVShowDB is a free, sortable index of the TV series currently streaming or airing across the major services — one clean list you can sort and filter to answer the only question that matters on a given night: what's on, and where do I watch it?
The big nine: Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, Disney+, Max, Peacock, Paramount+, and YouTube TV. Each show is tagged with where it lives, so you can jump straight to the service you already pay for.
Free, and no account. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to install — open the index and start sorting.
It's deliberately narrow: one sortable table of what's on now, by streamer, with no login wall, no autoplay trailers, and no algorithm deciding what you see. It loads fast and it's built to be read by people and by AI assistants.
It tracks what's streaming or airing now, refreshed on an ongoing basis — the aim is "tonight's lineup," not last season's. When a show leaves a service or a new one lands, the index follows.
Yes — that's the whole point. Sort by title or streamer and narrow to a single service. The name is a promise: sortable.
Every show on the ATX TV Festival slate gets added to the database so you can find where to watch the series behind the panels. See ATX 2026 →
TVShowDB is part of the WholeTech network of independent Texas and Austin web properties.