LESS MATH. MORE STORIES.

Can I catch up?Your next season starts with a plan.

Turn your remaining episodes into sessions that fit your week. You choose the pace; Nextlude works out the time and keeps your place.

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Start with a series or saga

Loading a route replaces the current form. Previous saved progress remains until you calculate and save another plan.

Your time. Your pace.

I have individual episode runtimes

Enter one number for each remaining episode. Leave blank to use estimated runtimes throughout.

Which days can you watch?

You choose the target; it is not a confirmed release date. The target day stays free.

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A plan that fits your week.

Eight 45-minute episodes take six hours. At 90 minutes per session, you need four sessions. Choose your days and see if you can make it.

HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR PACE

Total runtime is only the beginning.

Eight 45-minute episodes add up to six hours. That does not mean they fit into six one-hour evenings: each session only fits one episode because there is no room for the next. At 90 minutes per session, you can watch two and finish in four available days. The planner makes this allocation without splitting episodes.

Enter only what remains unwatched. If episode five is next, set five as your first episode and count the remaining episodes, including that one. For a story spanning several seasons, create one plan per season so episode numbers remain easy to recognise.

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Leave a realistic margin

Sessions count viewing time, without breaks or advertising. If you have two hours free but want a break between episodes, enter fewer than 120 minutes. A longer finale may need a different evening.

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Separate planning from confirmation

Your target is your decision: it might be a release you have checked or simply a night with friends. This tool does not verify that release. It schedules earlier sessions and leaves the target day free.

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Use individual runtimes when you can

An average produces an estimate. If you know each episode's runtime, enter the minutes in order: allocation respects the differences. When an episode exceeds your session, we flag it instead of splitting or skipping it.

Before you begin

What happens to my progress?

The title, plan and watched marks are stored in this browser when you calculate or mark an episode. No sign-up is required. Clearing browser data removes the plan; it does not appear automatically on another device. ‘Clear saved plan’ removes these data.

How do I add sessions to my calendar?

Download the .ics file and import it into your calendar. Only unfinished sessions are exported, with no alarms or invitations. Your chosen time zone determines each start time, including clock changes. If you recalculate, review previously imported events to avoid repeating sessions.

Why does it say I cannot make it?

You may have too few available days, an episode may be too long, or your target may be too close. Add a day, increase your minutes or move the target. We do not compress time or assume faster playback. Without a target, planning covers up to two years ahead.