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A tool for comparing anime lists and finding entries that are out of sync between AniList and MyAnimeList. It converts an AniList username into a MAL-compatible XML file for import, skipping anime with no MAL equivalent. For the reverse direction, the page notes that AniList natively accepts MAL's export format.
aniTrakt is a browser-based tool that updates an anime profile using Trakt scrobbles, currently limited to MyAnimeList. The site states it is no longer maintained. It notes that the higher episode count wins and that opt-in ratings are set from Trakt.
Keroro is a CLI tool and mpv script that uses AniList to track watch progress of locally downloaded anime. It plays the next unwatched episode in mpv, maps folders to AniList entries, and automatically marks an episode watched when more than 80% has been viewed. Progress can be stored locally without an internet connection.
AnimeTV is a free open-source anime app for Android, Android TV, Fire TV and Windows. It streams from multiple scrapers at 1080p and supports AniList, MyAnimeList and Trakt sync. It has no ads or tracking and supports D-pad remotes and external players.
AniStation is an Android app for streaming anime with a YouTube-style player and gesture controls. It supports custom quality settings, internal and external downloads, and local list import/export from AniList. It is compiled exclusively for Android and receives in-app over-the-air updates.
Anistream is an anime streaming portal that allows users to watch anime online in high definition with English subtitles and dubbed audio. It offers a searchable catalogue, resume playback, and optional synchronization with AniList for lists, favorites, and progress. The site provides fast pages, a clean video player, an airing schedule, and accessibility controls, aiming to avoid clutter typical of older anime sites.
Anyme X is an open-source multi-service tracking client that supports tracking across AniList, MyAnimeList, and SIMKL. The project offers downloadable builds for Windows and provides iOS sideloading sources. It is hosted as a public repository on GitHub.
An ad-free anime watching site powered by AniList and MAL IDs. It lets users keep track of their history and bookmarks, and presents sections such as Airing Schedule, Top Airing, Trending Now, Highest Rated and Anime Movies.
An exporter that converts lists from MyAnimeList, Kitsu, AniList and Anime-Planet into MAL XML format for import into MyAnimeList. The MyAnimeList exporter only works for publicly accessible lists. The Anime-Planet scraper relies on a static offline mapping current as of 2022/01/01, so newly added entries may not map.
Hachidori is a macOS application that automatically updates AniList, Kitsu, and MyAnimeList anime libraries while anime is watched. It supports listed legal streaming sites and media players, prompts before adding new titles, and offers ignore rules. Some features require a donation license, and illegal streaming sites are not supported.
Jimaku is a subtitle site with entries for anime and live action titles, each carrying badges such as Adult, Unverified, Movie and External. It supports searching and filtering by languages including Romaji, English and Japanese, by AniList URL, and through OpenSearch in the browser address bar.
Nyora is a free online manga reader that runs in the browser without install or sign-up. It offers a standard and webtoon reader, favourites, reading history, AniList tracking and Google cloud sync, and is an installable, offline-capable PWA also available on Android, Windows, macOS, Linux and iOS.
Re:ANIME is a portal for streaming anime online in HD. It covers seasonal series, classic shows and a catalog from 1970 onwards, with features such as AV1 streaming support, optional AniList synchronization, a secure stream without ad trackers and 1080p quality.
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.
Seanime is a self-hosted media server for anime and manga. It scans local files and matches them with AniList, automates downloads based on rules, and streams from torrents, Debrid services or online sources. It includes a manga reader, watch parties, transcoding and direct play, and an extension system.
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.
MAL-Sync is a browser extension that integrates MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, Simkl, Shikimori, and Mangabaka into various sites, with automatic episode tracking. It lets users search, update, and manage their lists from the extension popup and shows Discord rich presence. It is available for Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and as a userscript.
Spin.moe is an anime and manga randomizer, described as a roulette wheel, for MyAnimeList, AniList and Kitsu. Users can filter results by genre, rating and other options. The site notes that the first spin may take some time, and that larger lists and the All list status take longer.
Sprout is an interactive anime recommendation engine that uses a machine learning model to generate tailored recommendations based on watch history and ratings from MyAnimeList or AniList profiles. It also provides stats and visualizations of personal watch history and preferences, plus the Atlas Visualization. Sprout is fully open source.
StrexoPlayer is a media player that connects to tracking and skip data services, including Trakt, Simkl, AniList, the Stremio API, IntroDB, TheIntroDB and AniSkip. It offers iOS and Android TV betas, with an Apple TV closed beta; Android mobile is in development. It states it is independent and not endorsed by those services.
Taiga is an open-source desktop application for Windows that helps manage an anime library, discover new series, share watched episodes and download new episodes. It automatically detects anime videos watched on the computer and synchronizes progress with online services. It requires an AniList, Kitsu or MyAnimeList account.
GomiTier is an anime tier list creation tool that lets users build, customize and share personal anime tier lists. It supports importing lists directly from AniList or MyAnimeList, drag-and-drop ranking, and export of high-quality tier list images.