API

The catalog lists every record, most popular first: in one file per type for bulk downloads, and in pages of 250 for browsing. It's rebuilt daily in a new folder, so a build's files never change; only the manifest does.

Files

https://api.watchittrackit.com/v1/catalog/manifest.json
https://api.watchittrackit.com/v1/catalog/{build}/{type}/all.json
https://api.watchittrackit.com/v1/catalog/{build}/{type}/{n}.json

Reading it

Read v1/catalog/manifest.json for the current build id, the page size and each type's record and page counts.
Download v1/catalog/{build}/{type}/all.json for every record of a type, or v1/catalog/{build}/{type}/{n}.json for page n (starting at 1).

The full files are large: roughly 7 MB each for TV and movies and 30 MB for people, a third of that or less when compressed.

Entries

Each entry is an array:

Position	Type	Description
0	number	Record id.
1	string	Record slug.
2	string	English name, or another name when there's no English one.
3	number \| null	Year, for titles.
4	number	TheTVDB popularity score. The list is sorted by it.
5	string \| null	Thumbnail path.

Example

const BASE = "https://api.watchittrackit.com/v1/catalog"
const manifest = await fetch(`${BASE}/manifest.json`).then((r) => r.json())
// { "build": "20261001-063000", "pageSize": 250,
//   "types": { "tv": { "count": 70734, "pages": 283 }, "movie": { … }, "person": { … } } }

// Page 1 of TV shows, most popular first
const page = await fetch(`${BASE}/${manifest.build}/tv/1.json`).then((r) => r.json())
// [[81189, "breaking-bad", "Breaking Bad", 2008, 3287090, "/images/tv/81189/….t.jpg"], …]

// Every movie at once
const movies = await fetch(`${BASE}/${manifest.build}/movie/all.json`).then((r) => r.json())