See how a series holds up, episode by episode
TVGraphs charts every episode rating across every season, so you can spot the great runs and the slow declines at a glance. For iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Why TVGraphs
A small, focused app that does one thing properly.
Every episode, plotted
Per-season charts or one combined view of the whole run, with an optional trend line that shows the direction of travel.
Nothing to sign up for
No account, no login, no paywall. Open the app and it works.
Private by construction
No analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising, and no third-party SDK. I cannot tell whether you use the app at all.
Features
Built with SwiftUI for iPhone, iPad and Mac — one app, native on all three.
Episode rating charts
Swift Charts plots every episode of every season. Switch between one chart per season and a single combined run, and tap any point for the episode title and its rating.
Search and discover
Search the full TMDB catalogue or browse what is popular right now, with posters, ratings and synopses.
Favourites that follow you
Star a series and it appears on your other devices through your private iCloud account. Favourites keep working with no network.
AI recommendations
Suggestions generated from your favourites by Apple Intelligence on Private Cloud Compute. Optional, and it never leaves your favourites' titles behind.
Native on the Mac
Not a stretched phone app. A real sidebar, a real Settings window at Command-comma, and full keyboard navigation.
Accessible by default
Full VoiceOver labels on every chart point, Dynamic Type throughout, and Reduce Motion respected.
A look inside
Charts, search, favourites and settings.
Questions
All series, season and episode information comes from The Movie Database (TMDB), including the ratings the charts are drawn from. This application uses TMDB and the TMDB APIs but is not endorsed, certified, or otherwise approved by TMDB.
No. There is no purchase, no subscription, and no advertising.
No. There is no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising identifier, and no third-party SDK in the app. I have no server, so there is nowhere for your data to go. The privacy policy sets out exactly what leaves your device and to whom.
Through your own private iCloud account, using Apple's CloudKit. That storage is yours: I have no access to it and receive no copy. If you do not use iCloud, favourites simply stay on the device.
Recommendations run on Apple's Private Cloud Compute, which needs iOS 27 or macOS 27, supported hardware, and Apple Intelligence switched on. When any of that is missing the tab is hidden rather than shown broken — and the Settings screen explains which piece is missing. Everything else in the app works regardless.
The titles and first-air years of your favourite series, and nothing else. It happens only when you open the Recommendations tab and have at least three favourites. Apple states that data sent to Private Cloud Compute is used only to fulfil the request and is not retained.
iPhone and iPad on iOS/iPadOS 26 or later, and Mac on macOS 26 or later. It is a single universal app, native on each.