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Anime Tracker

Anime Tracker is a free anime tracker that organizes your watchlist with statuses, weekly airing schedules, AniList sync, and shareable playlists.

Anime Tracker

What is Anime Tracker?

Anime Tracker is a free web-based anime tracking tool that helps you organize your watchlist, follow airing schedules, and stay updated on new episodes. It’s designed for people who already track shows (including via AniList) and want a single place to manage progress and discover what’s airing.

Beyond personal tracking, Anime Tracker also supports sharing curated lists and provides public profiles so you can share what you’re watching and your stats via links.

Key Features

  • Watchlist statuses (Watching, Planned, Completed, Dropped): Organize anime with clear progress states so you can quickly see where each series stands.
  • Airing schedule grid: View what’s airing this week in a clean day-by-day layout to help you track new episodes as they drop.
  • AniList sync and import: Connect to AniList to import your existing watchlist in one click rather than re-adding titles manually.
  • Shareable playlists (public links): Create themed collections of anime and share them with others through a link.
  • Chrome extension for quick access: Use the extension to track anime, receive airing notifications, and sync with the web app from anywhere.
  • Public profiles: Share your taste by publishing a profile link that includes your watchlist and stats.

How to Use Anime Tracker

  1. Create an account (or sign in) to start tracking.
  2. Import from AniList if you already use it—connect your account and bring in your watchlist.
  3. Add or browse anime to build your list, then set each title’s status (Watching, Planned, Completed, or Dropped).
  4. Check the airing schedule to see what’s happening this week and use notifications to stay on top of new episodes.
  5. (Optional) Create playlists and share them via public links, and publish a public profile to share your stats.

Use Cases

  • Personal watchlist organization: Keep a single list of shows and update statuses as you watch, pause, finish, or drop series.
  • Weekly episode planning: Use the day-by-day airing schedule to decide what to watch next based on what’s currently airing.
  • Migration from AniList: Connect AniList to import your existing watchlist quickly, then continue tracking without re-entering titles.
  • Sharing recommendations: Build themed playlists (for example, by genre or mood) and share a public link with friends.
  • Maintaining visibility through profiles: Publish a public profile link so others can view your watchlist and stats.

FAQ

  • Does Anime Tracker support importing from AniList? Yes. You can connect your AniList account and import your entire watchlist in one click.

  • What watchlist statuses can I use? The site supports statuses: Watching, Planned, Completed, and Dropped.

  • How do airing updates work? The web app includes an airing schedule view, and the Chrome extension provides airing notifications.

  • Can I share lists or my activity with others? Yes. Anime Tracker supports shareable playlists via public links and also offers public profiles.

  • Is there a Chrome extension? Yes. A Chrome extension provides quick access for tracking, airing notifications, and syncing with the web app.

Alternatives

  • AniList (standalone tracking): If you primarily want watchlist and community features inside AniList, using AniList directly may reduce the need for a separate tracker. Anime Tracker differentiates by emphasizing a weekly airing grid and playlist/profile sharing.
  • Other anime tracking apps and watchlist managers: General watchlist tools may support statuses and browsing, but vary in whether they provide a dedicated airing schedule view and public playlist/profile sharing.
  • Browser-based content tracking communities: Some services focus more on discovery and social feeds than structured schedules. Anime Tracker is more oriented toward tracking progress and keeping up with what’s airing.
  • RSS or calendar-based tracking (adjacent approach): If your priority is notifications about new episodes, you can use calendar feeds or notification workflows; however, you’d typically need a separate tool for watchlist statuses and playlist/profile sharing.