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About TrackMyAnime

TrackMyAnime is a personal anime tracker built for clarity and control — clean, modern, and focused on your library. Track progress, organize playlists, discover what’s next, and see how your watching adds up over time. No ads, no social feed, no clutter — just anime. Features: - Track Your Progress: Mark episodes watched and keep Currently Watching, Watchlist, History, and custom playlists in one place. - Home & Explore: Personalized Home sections from your library, plus Explore for seasons, popular titles, and more. - Relations Map: See how titles connect across a franchise so you always know what comes next. - Analytics & Activity: Review your watch stats and trends, and browse a timeline of starts, finishes, and milestones. - Annual Arcs: A yearly look back at your watching — wrapped-style highlights you can revisit anytime. - Customize Your Layout: Tune page layouts, density, and how much UI you see so the app fits how you watch. - Multi-Select: Edit many titles at once — mark watched or move them between playlists in a few taps. - Import from MAL: Connect MyAnimeList and bring your lists over instead of starting from scratch. - Data Transfer: Move your library between devices when you need a fresh start or a new phone. - Episode Notifications & Predictions: Optional alerts for releases, plus predicted air dates for airing shows. - Fast Search: Find anime quickly by title or season, with recent searches ready when you need them. - Themes & Appearance: Choose a look you like, including custom themes. - Private by Design: Your data stays personal — nothing is public or social. - In-App Tour: A short guided walkthrough when you want a quick orientation. TrackMyAnime uses MyAnimeList data via the Tenrai API for reliable info across thousands of titles — from current season hits to long-finished classics. Whether you’re deep into seasonal anime or just starting out, TrackMyAnime keeps your journey organized, insightful, and easy to pick up again.

What’s new

Version 3.0.4 · Updated October 26, 2026

TrackMyAnime 3.0 brings new ways to discover anime, track your progress, and make your library your own. • Discover what’s next with Starting Soon and a Weekly Roundup of series to explore. • Catch up faster with Card Mode—mark consecutive episodes watched right from Home. • Give anime your own private 1–10 score, sort your playlists by rating, and see your scores in Analytics. • Explore community episode ratings with the new Episode Score Map. • Get notified when a show finishes airing, and filter your Upcoming calendar by premieres, episodes, or finishes. • Search characters, browse voice-actor role galleries, and watch trailers directly within the app. • Import a pasted list of anime titles into a playlist, and protect your library with backup, restore, and undo. • Personalize your page and profile backgrounds, with refreshed themes and reorganized settings. This update also includes smoother navigation, improved discovery and episode tracking, and fixes for notifications, calendar animations, and library updates.

App privacy

The developer, Edmund Cheung, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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