When TV Time closed it deleted everything. The notice showed once in-app and there was no email, so a lot of daily users found out only after the servers went dark, by which point the GDPR export was gone.

If that's you, the export really is unrecoverable. But your history often still exists at the source, because the streaming services kept their own records:

• Netflix: Account, Profile, Viewing activity, downloads as CSV
• Prime Video: Account & Settings, Watch history
• Disney+ / Hulu: request your data under privacy settings

Between those and typing in what you remember, most people rebuild the bulk of a library in about ten minutes. That works with any tracker, so it's worth doing before those pages age out.

Disclosure: I built one of the free options (helpmebinge.com) around exactly this case. Paste a list, or work from the service pages. No login required, data stays local unless you opt into sync. Plenty of good alternatives exist (Simkl, Trakt, Serializd); the point is just not to lose another decade of history.

When TV Time died I couldn't find a tracker that made migrating painless, so I built one: Help Me Binge (helpmebinge.com). Free, runs in the browser, no login. Drop in your TV Time export .zip and it brings back your shows, watched episodes, watchlist and ratings. Picks up where you left off across services, does movies and sports, rates episodes into a 'highs and lows' chart, and has a subscription scorecard that flags which streaming services are actually worth keeping. Full disclosure, it's mine — genuinely after feedback. Trakt and Simkl are the big established options too.