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Ryuusei is an unofficial AniList client for iOS. Its dashboard shows currently watched and read media and allows quick progress and score updates, with home screen widgets for upcoming anime airings. Users can switch between anime and manga, filter, sort and search their lists, and view details such as characters, staff and related items.
Google Sheets is a free app for creating, editing and collaborating on spreadsheets. It allows users to share spreadsheets and collaborate in real time, and work offline. Cells can be formatted, data entered and sorted, charts viewed, formulas inserted and find/replace used. Changes are saved automatically, and Excel files can be opened, edited and saved.
KETSU by Orion is an application downloadable as an .ipa file for iOS and a .zip for macOS. It is not available on the App Store and must be installed manually using a computer, following video tutorials for Windows or macOS. The download page states KETSU is compatible with macOS versions above 10.15 and has been analyzed by multiple antivirus programs.
Shirox is a free, source-available library manager for anime and manga on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It supports community modules, AniList and MyAnimeList tracking, offline downloads, and local video or Jellyfin server files.
iCustom is a free webapp for customizing iOS app icons on iPhone and iPad without jailbreaking. It generates custom homescreen shortcuts to launch apps, websites and more, using webclips, URL schemes and configuration profiles. It works only for apps that provide a URL scheme, and shortcuts lack force touch and notifications.
Netclicker lets users control Netflix, YouTube and other streaming platforms from their phone. It requires a desktop app and browser extension, with a phone app used for browsing and playback control. Features include a central watchlist, auto-skip intros, and visual adjustments.
