Tracks watched episodes, maintains a to-watch list, logs episodes with one tap, and shows new releases in Brasília time with automated alerts. Maratona: séries e doramas, from Jeri Labs, is an Android lifestyle app that centralizes television series, doramas, novelas, anime, and movies. It offers history import tools and an ad-free core experience, and it targets media enthusiasts and binge-watchers in Brazil who follow multiple international and local shows.

Handles many show types with targeted tracking

Maratona supports TV series, doramas, soap operas, anime, and movies in a single catalogue, and it records viewing progress across those categories. The app lets users track dubbed and subtitled versions separately, so you can mark progress on two variants of the same title. One-tap episode logging keeps the viewing history accurate without interrupting playback on a different device.

Imports existing history from other trackers quickly

The app provides history import functionality from services such as TV Time, Netflix, Trakt, Simkl, and Letterboxd, and the migration tools claim to complete imports in under a minute. That reduces setup friction for people switching trackers and preserves past viewing records. Import flows run on Android devices and map titles to Maratona’s internal database during the transfer.

Schedules and alerts align with local viewing routines

Release schedules are presented in Brasília time, which matches local broadcast and streaming windows for many Brazilian users. Automated notifications alert you to new episode and chapter releases, and the app publishes weekly trending rankings plus personalized "because you loved it" suggestions based on viewing patterns. Those timely signals help maintain a predictable binge schedule across multiple shows.

Community features add social tracking and friendly competition

Maratona includes a spoiler-free community where episode-specific comments unlock only after you mark an episode watched, preserving spoiler control in group discussions. Gamified elements such as weekly leagues (Emerald, Sapphire, and similar tiers) and fan rankings encourage regular engagement, while a "Taste Compatibility" function lets users compare viewing habits with friends to find overlap in recommendations.

To sum up, a focused tracker for Brazilian binge-watchers with social tools

Maratona suits viewers who need centralized tracking for diverse formats and who value localised schedules and social features. It does not stream video, so it serves as an organiser rather than a playback client. For anyone who follows doramas, novelas, or multiple international series and wants importable history plus community interaction, it fits well; less so for users seeking in-app viewing.