引越しComing from TV Time

TV Time shut down. Keep tracking your anime on Anibito.

TV Time shut down on July 15, 2026. If you watch anime, Anibito has room for your list, your episodes and your schedule: free and without ads.

Coming soonApp Store

Browse without an accountAndroid is on its way

Android is on its wayAnibito is on iPhone for now. Send yourself the link and get it here once it reaches Android.

What you were used to on TV Time is on Anibito too

Episode tracking: Check off each episode in one tap; where you left off is always in front of you.
A calendar in your time: New episodes show up in your own time zone, with a reminder 15 minutes before a new episode of a show you follow.
Episode comments: Go straight to the comments after an episode; MyAnimeList’s discussions are there too.
The finishing moment: A celebration, a rating and a card to share when you finish a show.
Stats and badges: How many hours you’ve watched, the genres you love most and badges to collect.
Sequel news: It tells you when a new season of a show you finished is announced.

Anibito tracks anime and manga only; there are no TV series or films from outside anime.
There’s no import from a TV Time file yet.

If you moved your list to MyAnimeList, AniList or Kitsu, bring it from there: your username is enough, and your public list comes over.
If you didn’t, start fresh: find a show, check off the episode you’re on. The calendar and reminders follow by themselves.
You can export your list in MyAnimeList format whenever you like; your data stays yours.

Is Anibito free?: Yes. Lists, the calendar, reminders and stats are always free, and there are no ads. The optional Anibito+, coming later, will only add extras.
Which devices can I use?: Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone; the Android version is on its way.
Can I look around without an account?: Yes. Browse the schedule, the seasons and every show without signing up; you sign in to keep your list.

TV Time is its owner’s name; Anibito isn’t affiliated with TV Time.