The site ships almost daily — here's what you may have noticed.
Describe what you are in the mood for: “a sad story about growing up”, “something quiet and cosy to unwind”. It searches by meaning rather than by title, and understands conditions like “no harem” or “from the 2020s”. The “By title” and “By meaning” tabs sit above the catalog, and your query moves between them.
Try it →Mark an airing show as “watching” and you can ask for a ping right there, for when the next episode drops. It arrives on your device even with the site closed. No sign-up needed — the subscription lives in your browser. On iPhone it works once TokiWa is added to the Home Screen.
Your Shikimori nickname or a MAL export file, and the list moves over with statuses and progress. Anything you have already marked stays as it is. The button used to hide at the bottom of the page — now you land on it.
Try it →Drop a title link into a chat and you get a card with the poster, the name and the total running time instead of a bare URL.
Watched hours now turn into a level, from Novice to Legend, with progress to the next one. Next to it, hours are translated into something you can picture: feature films, work weeks or months straight.
Try it →The “Download as file” button on your list page gives you a table with every title, status and progress. The same line now shows where the list is kept: in this browser or in your account.
Try it →The status used to change while the episode counter stayed put, so your backlog kept counting hours you had already watched.
Open the site on your phone and pick “Install app” (Android) or “Add to Home Screen” (iPhone) — an icon on your home screen, full screen, no address bar.
A week ahead, day by day: what airs, when, and which episode. Titles from your list are marked.
Try it →Once a week, Sunday evening: which episodes air, what from your plans has started, and how many hours your backlog holds. One-click unsubscribe.
Click a number to mark everything up to that episode — porting your Bleach history is now two clicks, not 366. Click the last marked one again to undo it.
Easy watch, Funny, Tearjerker, Romance, On edge, Makes you think — for when you pick by state of mind, not genre.
Try it →Every title page now lists its seasons, movies and spin-offs, followed by similar shows. Finished one? The next step is right there.
Mark an episode from Continue Watching or your list — one click, without opening the title page.
Try it →When an episode of something you're watching airs, you get an email: which episodes, how long to catch up. Linked the Telegram bot? It goes there instead. One-click unsubscribe.
Lists, statuses, progress and all the time math work right away, as a guest. An account is only for keeping the list safe and getting notifications — it merges automatically when you sign in.
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