Episode-by-episode progress
Keep watching, completed, planned, on-hold, and dropped titles organized while recording the exact episode you reached.
Private anime tracker
Track anime progress without making your taste public.
Track anime episodes, scores, notes, expected air dates, and sequel alerts in a private anime tracker powered by MyAnimeList metadata.
Built for long stories
An anime episode tracker that remembers the context.
A progress number is useful. The note about why you paused, the score you gave a season, and the sequel you meant to watch next are what turn it into a lasting record.
Expected airing dates
See upcoming anime in your personal calendar, with expected dates clearly distinguished from confirmed schedules.
A private anime journal
Save scores, tags, summaries, thoughts, favorites, and leave-off notes without publishing them to followers.
Seasons and sequel signals
Bring likely sequels and newly discovered franchise entries to your attention so a story does not disappear between seasons.
Canonical metadata
MyAnimeList titles, organized around your own history.
MediaTrack uses MyAnimeList for canonical anime metadata and Jikan for discovery. You can search across seasons, genres, themes, demographics, formats, and statuses before adding a title to your private library.
Airing times are labeled as expected when the source provides a recurring broadcast schedule rather than an authoritative date for every episode.
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