About AniTrack

AniTrack is a release tracker and reference for anime: what is airing, when the next episode lands in your timezone, what order to watch a franchise in, and which episodes are filler.

What it is not

It is not a list service. There are no accounts, no libraries, no ratings you submit, no reviews and no social features. That is partly a product decision — the site is meant to answer a question and get out of the way — and partly a constraint: the API that provides the schedule data prohibits building a competing list or tracker service on top of it.

Where the data comes from

Air dates, episode counts, status and titles come from AniList. Every page says when its facts were last confirmed, and links to the source.

Watch orders are release order, computed from the franchise’s own relations and air dates rather than copied from anyone’s curated list.

Filler and canon classifications are shown only where AniTrack has a source it is entitled to use. Where it does not, episodes are marked not classified — never guessed, and never quietly shown as canon.

No cover art

You will not find cover art, screenshots or character images here. Episode facts, air dates and watch orders are facts; artwork is somebody’s copyrighted work. Leaving it out keeps the site fast and keeps it honest.

How it is funded

Advertising, and only if you agree to it. Nothing is behind a paywall and nothing requires an account. See the privacy policy for what that involves and how to change your mind.