Anibito比較AnimeSchedule.net alternative
Looking for an alternative to AnimeSchedule.net? 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 AnimeSchedule.net is good for
AnimeSchedule.net is an independent anime timetable with raw, subbed and dubbed release times, progress tracking and comments under the schedule. It can import a MyAnimeList export file.
- Best for
- raw, sub and dub release times in one timetable
- Platforms
- Web
- Cost
- Free; supported through Patreon
What you use in AnimeSchedule.net, and whether Anibito has it
| Feature | AnimeSchedule.net | Anibito |
|---|---|---|
| Anime list with episode progress | Yes | Yes |
| Airing calendar | Yes | Yes |
| Separate sub and dub release times | Yes | No |
| Comments | Yes | Yes |
| Import from other trackers | Yes | Yes |
| Your list in a web browser | Yes | No |
The rows are what AnimeSchedule.net offers according to its own site or store listing (checked on October 12, 2026); the table doesn’t say what AnimeSchedule.net 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 shows broadcast times; it doesn’t list separate sub and dub release times.
How to move your list
- Anibito can’t read a file exported from AnimeSchedule.net; 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 AnimeSchedule.net 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. AnimeSchedule.net stays a good fit for raw, sub and dub release times in one timetable.
- Can I bring my AnimeSchedule.net 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 AnimeSchedule.net?
- No. Anibito is an independent app made by its own team.
Anibito is our app. What this page says about AnimeSchedule.net comes from its own site and store listing, checked on October 12, 2026. Sources: animeschedule.net/about-us, animeschedule.net/api/v3/documentation/anim…
AnimeSchedule.net is a trademark of its owner. Anibito is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by AnimeSchedule.net.