Library
Every anime from your connected sources, merged and de-duplicated. Green badges are services you subscribe to.
Your library is empty.
Analytics
What you watch, how you rate it, and which subscriptions actually carry your library.
No data yet — import your lists first.
Recommendations
Seeded by the titles you rated highly, blended with your genre and studio taste, and filtered to the services you pay for. Every card says why.
Recommendations need a library — import your lists first.
Import your lists
No passwords, ever. Public usernames and files you export yourself are enough — everything stays in your browser.
AniList
Reads your public anime list straight from the AniList API — just your username.
MyAnimeList
Upload the official list export — MAL → Export My List — and drop the .xml / .xml.gz file here. Entries are enriched with genres, studios and streaming links from AniList.
Username sync is available when the site is deployed with a MAL_CLIENT_ID (see README). The export file above always works.
Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll has no public API, so you collect your own history — logged in, in your own browser; no credentials shared with anyone.
On iPad / iPhone? No DevTools needed — use the iPad import helper (an Apple Shortcut, or a bookmarklet): it collects your history on the Crunchyroll page and imports it here automatically.
On a computer:
- Open crunchyroll.com/history and log in.
- Open DevTools (F12) → Console, paste the collector snippet, press Enter. It scrolls your history and copies the series titles as JSON.
- Paste the result below. A plain list — one title per line — works too.
Settings
My streaming subscriptions
Tick what you pay for. Recommendations can filter to these, the library badges them green, and Analytics shows which subscription your backlog actually lives on.
Backup & data
Everything lives in this browser's local storage. Export a JSON backup to move machines or keep a copy.