Most trackers want a 7.8 out of 10. Animon wants a real opinion. Pick a tier, write a sentence about why, move on. Your taste is interesting; the third decimal place isn't.
A tracker that wants the argument, not the leaderboard.
Five tiers. S, A, B, C, D. That's it. No five star ratings, no 8.7 out of 10. The fight you're actually having with your friend over Frieren vs Vinland is the interesting part. The third decimal place is not.
Animon is for people who already track anime and want somewhere to publish a point of view. Build real lists. Write a sentence about why this one mattered. Watch your year shape up.
The catalogue covers everything. Manga included. Import your existing list from MAL, AniList, or Anime-Planet in under a minute. Then start ranking.
Every show goes into S, A, B, C or D. The only rating system that survives a conversation about it. Filter by tier, by year, by studio. The vault is the deck you build everything else from.
Hit the diary button when you finish. See your week, month, year. Streak days, longest binge, what landed when. Letterboxd-style, just for anime.
Follow people. See their tier moves, their reviews, their hot takes when they happen. Recommendations from humans you actually know. Not an algorithm guessing.
Daily picks based on your taste, the current cour view of what's airing this season, and a yearly wrap that's not just numbers. It's a story about what you watched.
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