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AniList's seasonal grid: everything airing this season in one scroll, sortable by popularity, score or start date.
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AniChart sits in Anime Finders under Learn, and we have it filed as a minute — one quick round, then you can leave. It reads as useful.
Catalogues, seasonal charts and the reverse-image tool that identifies an episode from a single screenshot. Deeply well-built corner of the web.
Obsessively detailed database going down to individual episode credits and file hashes. Built for cataloguers, not for browsing.
Modern tracker with a genuinely good interface, per-episode progress and an open API a great many other tools build on.
Industry news since 1998, plus an encyclopedia with staff and voice credits that nothing else in the space matches.
Recommendation-led catalogue with if-you-liked-this chains going back to 2001, plus legal streaming links for each title.
Every opening and ending sequence in decent quality, searchable by series or by song. A dangerous tab to open at work.
Multilingual anime, manga and light novel database with unusually careful tagging and full regional release information.
Anime and manga tracker with a friendly interface and a public API, run as an open-source project rather than an ad business.
Seasonal chart of everything currently airing, with countdowns to the next episode and which service is carrying it.