Anibito比較Anime-Planet alternative
Looking for an alternative to Anime-Planet? Try Anibito.
Anibito is a free anime and manga tracker for iPhone and iPad. It keeps your list, shows every new episode in your own time zone with a countdown, reminds you 15 minutes before it airs and marks filler episodes so you can skip them. Getting started takes a minute: find a show and mark the episode you’re on.
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Who Anime-Planet is good for
Anime-Planet is a fan-run website for tracking anime and manga, with recommendations written by its users, reviews and forums.
- Best for
- recommendations written by fans
- Platforms
- Web
- Cost
- Free; supported through Patreon
What you use in Anime-Planet, and whether Anibito has it
| Feature | Anime-Planet | Anibito |
|---|---|---|
| Anime list with episode progress | Yes | Yes |
| Manga list with chapter progress | Yes | Yes |
| Ratings and reviews | Yes | Yes |
| Forums, groups or chats | Yes | No |
| Recommendations and similar titles | Yes | Yes |
| Import from other trackers | Yes | Yes |
| List export | Yes | Yes |
| Your list in a web browser | Yes | No |
The rows are what Anime-Planet offers according to its own site or store listing (checked on October 12, 2026); the table doesn’t say what Anime-Planet lacks.
Also in Anibito
- Filler and recap lists for long series, and a setting that hides filler episodes
- Watch order for series with several seasons, and an archive of past seasons
- Home and Lock Screen widgets, and a Live Activity that counts down to the next episode
- Spoiler protection for comments on episodes you haven’t watched
- Badges, a year in review and a My 9 Anime card to share
- The app in 11 languages: English, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Indonesian, Russian, Japanese and Korean
What Anibito doesn’t do
- It doesn’t stream anime or manga; it shows where a title can be watched legally.
- It runs on iPhone and iPad. An Android version is planned, not out yet.
- Your list lives in the app; this website is a catalog and schedule, not a web version of your list.
- Anibito has no forums; talk happens in reviews and episode comments.
How to move your list
- Anibito can’t read a file exported from Anime-Planet; there’s no direct import.
- If you also keep your list on MyAnimeList, AniList or Kitsu, bring it from there: Settings, then Import, then your username.
- Otherwise start fresh: find a show and mark the episode you’re on. The calendar and reminders follow by themselves.
- You can export your Anibito list in MyAnimeList format at any time.
Questions
- What is a good Anime-Planet alternative?
- Anibito: a free anime and manga tracker for iPhone and iPad with an airing calendar in your time zone, episode reminders and filler guides. Anime-Planet stays a good fit for recommendations written by fans.
- Can I bring my Anime-Planet list to Anibito?
- Not directly. If your list is also on MyAnimeList, AniList or Kitsu, import it from there; otherwise you start fresh.
- Is Anibito free?
- Yes. Lists, the calendar, reminders and stats are free. An optional Anibito+ with extras is planned; it isn’t on sale yet.
- Is Anibito affiliated with Anime-Planet?
- No. Anibito is an independent app made by its own team.
Anibito is our app. What this page says about Anime-Planet comes from its own site and store listing, checked on October 12, 2026. Sources: anime-planet.com, anime-planet.com/about, anime-planet.com/forum/threads/new-feature…, anime-planet.com/forum/threads/answered-ho…
Anime-Planet is a trademark of its owner. Anibito is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Anime-Planet.