LiveChart.me - Anime tracking & discovery

LiveChart.me simplifies the process of discovering new and upcoming anime while keeping you informed!

By creating a complimentary LiveChart.me account, you can keep track of the shows you've viewed and set up push notifications so you won’t miss any episodes.

The platform offers several features:

• Explore anime categorized by season

• Daily airing schedules

• Countdowns for future episode releases

• Select your favorite release formats: earliest, subbed, or dubbed

• Find out when anime airs, customized for your time zone

• Look up anime by title

• Access related links for each anime, including options for legal streaming

• Organize anime by air date, countdowns, popularity, and more

• Latest anime news–updates curated by the LiveChart.me team

• Community ratings based on input from other LiveChart.me users

...and with your free LiveChart.me account:

• Label individual anime as 'completed', 'rewatching', 'watching', 'planning', 'considering', 'paused', 'dropped', or 'skipping' to keep track of your interests

• Get reminder notifications for anime you have marked as 'watching', 'planning', or 'considering'

• Optionally conceal anime based on your selections

• Set a specific release schedule for each series

• Rate the anime you've completed viewing

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (with answers)

How is LiveChart.me kept up-to-date?

The majority of information on LiveChart.me is curated by a small team of volunteers who follow various news sources that we consider to be reliable, with automation utilized where possible.

Is there a LiveChart.me API that I can use?

We do not offer a public API at this time. However, we do have offer simple RSS feeds.

Is there a LiveChart.me app for iOS?

LiveChart.me is not available as an iOS app at this time, but we do hope to release an iOS app at some point in the future.

Why are older anime missing from LiveChart.me's database? (UPDATED Nov 1, 2018)

When we launched in 2013 our focus was solely new anime. While new anime are still our primary focus, we are slowly adding older anime based on our registered users' library imports for the convenience of anyone who wishes to keep track of their anime on LiveChart.me.

Why have all of my anime marks disappeared?

When you mark anime without being logged in to a LiveChart.me account, all of your marks are stored locally in your browser. While this may be sufficient for some, your locally stored marks will not be accessible from other browsers and will be completely lost if your browser data is cleared.

If you've recently created an account but aren't seeing the marks you made prior to registering, you will need to import your local marks to your account through our library import page.

Please contact us for support with your account.

Why do some library features require me to have an account?

When you mark anime without being signed in, the marks are stored in your browser's localStorage. This allows you to mark a significant amount of anime without requiring an excessively large cookie but comes with a drawback: your localStorage marks are not sent to our server and thus cannot be used in filtering performed on our servers.

Why can't I sign in?

After you signed up, we sent you an email with a confirmation link that will activate your account. If you did not receive the email, please check your spam folder or request a new link. If you did confirm your account, please continue reading.

If there is any chance that you may have used a different password when signing up, even by accident, please try resetting your password.

If you are still unable to log in, please contact us from the email you signed up with.

Why does LiveChart.me list a show as TV while other databases list it as ONA/web?

Some databases, including LiveChart.me at one point, have decided to list certain shows as ONA/web series if episodes premiere online weekly ahead of television broadcast.

Regardless of how databases classify these shows, they are marketed and produced as TV anime. To further highlight how arbitrary this classification is, there are many shows that premiere online ahead of broadcast but remain classified as TV on many databases.

So, we have decided to, with a few exceptions, list shows that are produced and marketed as TV anime under the "TV" category regardless of advance web streaming.