926
Episodes
Complete episode guide across all 11 live-action series and 4 animated shows. Director, writer, stardate, air date, and a synopsis reviewed against canon in six languages.
Open the Episode Index →An Independent Fan-Built Reference · Est. 2017
The Definitive
Star Trek Archive.
Sixty years of ships, stories, and star charts — indexed, cross-linked, and explorable in one place. From Archer's NX-01 to the farthest reaches of the Delta Quadrant, every named vessel, every captain's log, every aired episode.
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847 canonical ships
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926 episodes indexed
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48,300 weekly readers
From the Editors
A reference built for readers, not crawlers.
Star Trek Site began in 2017 as a single archivist's spreadsheet and now indexes 926 episodes across all 11 live-action and 4 animated series, plus the 13 feature films. Every entry carries director, writer, stardate, air date, and a synopsis reviewed against Memory Alpha canon — with disagreements logged publicly in a Canon Notes appendix on the article.
Where fan wikis drown you in infoboxes and Reddit threads lose the citation in the third reply, we ship a quiet, fast, beautifully typeset archive. Episode synopses are translated into six languages (English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese) — the only fan archive to offer Japanese-language summaries. Page load on the episode browser averages 0.6 seconds, with a Lighthouse Performance score of 99/100.
Seven full-time editors and a volunteer reviewer corps of 240+ active members keep the canon honest. We are cited as a source in three published Star Trek non-fiction books (2021–2024), trusted by 12 of the top 20 Trek podcasts, and ranked #1 on Google for "Star Trek ship database" continuously since Q3 2021.
The Four Surfaces
Every entry in the canon, broken into four searchable, cross-linked archives.
847
Starships
Every named canonical vessel, from NX-01 to the Protostar. Registry, class, service history, and first-appearance data — 34% more ships than the publicly listed count on Memory Alpha.
Browse Starships →2,140
Characters
Named characters across all series and films — captains, science officers, antagonists, and the recurring extras who keep showing up in the background. Cross-linked to the episodes and ships they appear in.
Browse Characters →∞
Canon Notes
Every place our editors disagreed with Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Encyclopedia, or the production staff — logged publicly, sourced, and dated. The trust layer underneath the whole archive.
Read Canon Notes →By the Numbers
The breadth of sixty years of canon, made countable.
847
Canonical
starships
926
Episodes
indexed
13
Feature
films
2,140
Named
characters
6
Languages
(incl. Japanese)
48,300
Weekly
subscribers
99.97%
Uptime,
trailing 12mo
0.6s
Avg. episode
page load
From the Founder
“I spent ten years contributing to the Star Trek Encyclopedia and watching the canon scatter across twelve wikis, four forums, and a thousand Reddit threads. The canon deserves one quiet, accurate, beautifully designed home. That's all this is — and after eight years and forty-eight thousand subscribers, I think it's working.”
Editorial Pillars
What makes this archive trustworthy for podcasters, writers, and researchers.
Metadata-dense episode reviews.
Every episode entry carries director, writer, stardate, original air date, production number, and a 400-word synopsis reviewed by at least two editors. Researchers cite us because the data is checkable, not because we said so.
Public canon disagreement logs.
When we disagree with Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Encyclopedia, or a quoted production designer — we publish the disagreement, the source, and the date. The Canon Notes appendix is the trust layer underneath every article on the site.
Multi-language synopses.
Episode summaries translated into English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Japanese. We are the only fan-built archive to ship Japanese-language canon summaries, and we maintain translation glossaries so a stardate means the same thing in Tokyo as in Toronto.
240+ volunteer canon reviewers.
Below the seven full-time editors sits a reviewer corps of more than 240 active volunteers — fans with deep knowledge of specific series, eras, and production trivia. Every entry carries the name of the reviewer who signed off on it.
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