Apps tagged with 'anilist'

Your one-stop solution for watching anime and reading manga! Packed with powerful features, a sleek UI, and tons of customization options.

Unyo is a desktop application (inspired from Dantotsu) where you can watch and read your favourite animes and mangas, it is fully integrated with .

Taiga is an open-source desktop application for Windows. It automatically detects the episodes you're watching on your computer and synchronizes your progress with online services. It helps you manage your anime library, discover new series, share watched episodes and...

Another unofficial Android/iOS AniList client.

Open-source media server with a web interface and desktop app for anime and manga.

Self-hosted tracker for movies, TV shows, anime, and manga with multi-user support, detailed episode tracking, ratings, notes, imports, exports, and Docker.

An unofficial AniList client for Android and iOS.

MAL-Sync is a powerful extension and userscript, which enables automatic episode tracking between MyAnimeList/Anilist/Kitsu and multiple anime streaming website.

Saikou is crafted based on simplistic yet state-of-the-art elegance. It is an Anilist only client, which also lets you stream-download Anime & Manga.

A JSON based anime dataset containing the most important meta data as well as cross references to various anime sites such as MAL, ANIDB, ANILIST, KITSU and more...

Track all your favorite Anime & Manga with AniTrend as it offers anime or manga lookup, tracking and reference powered by AniList.

🌸 Simple and easy to use anime streaming desktop app without ads.

Oujo is a lightweight android client for AniList. It provides essential functions to manage your lists and titles on the go!.

Explore the captivating world of anime at Anime Junction. Discover, discuss, and indulge in your favorite series, movies, and more. Join us now!.

Chibi for AniList - A lightweight anime & manga tracker CLI app powered by AniList.

Movies. Shows. Anime. All of it, in one place, with zero ads, zero data harvesting, and zero respect for the idea that a good app needs to be annoying to survive.