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Track your anime.Own your taste.

A personal anime tracker built with quiet attention to detail — the kind of app that feels like it was made specifically for you. Local-first, no account required, and actually beautiful.

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01 Community Pulse
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total fans
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joined this week
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shows added this week
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🏆 most shows by one fan
Most tracked right now
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02 What is this

So what
actually is this?

Hibiki is a list for your anime — but one that pays attention. You add shows you're watching, mark episodes as you go, and rate them when you're done. Simple enough to start in thirty seconds.

The part that makes it different is what happens over time. The more you log, the better Hibiki understands your taste — what genres you gravitate toward, which eras shaped you, how you like to watch.

It builds a profile that's genuinely yours. Not a mirror of what's trending.

Everything stays on your device. No account required. Sign in when you're ready to sync across devices.

Already on MyAnimeList or AniList? Import your entire list — ratings and all — in about thirty seconds from the settings drawer. No need to start from scratch.

Ready to start
tracking?

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How to get started

Four steps. Takes about two minutes the first time.

1
Search for something you're watching
Tap the + button at the bottom of the screen. Search by title — Hibiki pulls from AniList so the database is thorough. Tap a result to preview it, then add it to your list with a status: watching, completed, plan to watch.
Search tab with results
2
Track your episodes as you watch
Tap any show in your home screen or library to open its card. There's an episode counter right there — tap + as you go. Hibiki shows you how far along you are, what's aired so far, and whether you're behind. If you are, one tap catches you up.
Anime quick-peek card with episode counter
3
Rate it when you're done
Mark a show as completed and give it a score out of ten. Your ratings are the biggest signal Hibiki uses to understand what you actually enjoy — not just what you watched. The more honest you are, the better your taste profile gets.
Star rating on completed show card
4
Watch your profile take shape
Head to the Profile tab. As your list grows, your taste signature builds — a fan identity line, a genre breakdown, a global rank, and eventually your own Wrapped. The home screen starts surfacing things that actually match what you like.
Profile tab showing taste and stats

What sets Hibiki apart

01 Made for you

It learns your taste.
Then picks your season.

Every show you log — what you rated it, whether you finished it, how you watch — feeds a taste signature that builds quietly in the background. It's not a genre tag; it's a read on what kind of fan you actually are.

Then Hibiki puts it to work. "This Season, For You" scores everything currently airing against your profile — not a popularity chart. The picks are short, specific, and actually yours.

Recommendations that sound like you. Not like everyone.
This Season For You — taste-matched seasonal picks
02 Your people

See what your
friends are watching.

Add friends and their activity flows onto your home screen — what they started, what they finished, what they rated. The moment something happens, it's there.

And their scores show up right inside a show's card, so you know what your people think before you commit two cours of your life to it.

Friend activity feed — see what your friends are watching
03 Worth sharing

Share cards that
look designed.

Finish a show, rate something highly, or add an all-time favourite to your Top 10 — Hibiki offers a proper card. Poster art, your rating, your stats, ready for your feed. Not a screenshot.

A completion looks different to a recommendation.
A generated share card
04 Your library, sorted

Long franchises collapse
into one card.

Toggle franchise mode and every season, movie, and OVA stacks into a single card with a count badge showing how deep it goes. Tap to expand and walk the whole chain.

It works out the grouping automatically. You don't tag anything — it just knows what belongs together.

Franchise stack cards in the library grid

Also worth knowing

The LIVE badge means something
The header badge only lights up during the exact hour your show is broadcasting in Japan. If it's glowing, something you're watching is airing right now — tap it to jump straight there.
When you finish something, the next one appears
Complete a show with a sequel and a quiet toast slides up — the next part exists, here it is. It knows a true sequel from a recap film, so it won't nag you about a side story.
Your week, laid out by what's airing
A glanceable schedule strip on the home screen slots your watching shows onto the day they air, today highlighted. Tap any day for the detail, or open the full monthly calendar.
The progress bar breathes
The tip of every progress bar carries a warm brass bloom that pulses against the matte-black canvas. Fully caught up on an airing show? The whole bar lights and pulses.
It notices when you're watching too much
Add a fifth show to your watching list and Hibiki gently asks if you've actually finished any of the others — quick options to mark done or drop, no lecture.
Build your personal hall of fame
Your Top 10 is a ranked, reorderable list of all-time favourites. Seed it from your history or build it by hand — adding one is a moment worth a share card.
It asks who you are first
A short onboarding — when you got into anime, which era shaped you, your genres, how fast you watch — sets a starting point for your taste profile. Redo it anytime.
Your year in anime, as five slides
Once in a while, Wrapped turns your year into a five-slide story — top genre, number-one show, hours watched, your fan identity — ready to share.
Your list follows you across devices
Sign in with Google and your list, ratings, and profile sync automatically. Don't want an account? It works fully offline, stored locally — sign in whenever you're ready.
05 Design

Built to look like
it belongs on your phone.

A lot of care went into how Hibiki feels to look at — not just how it works.

Glass everywhere
Cards, drawers, toasts, and overlays are all frosted glass — they blur and tint what's behind them. Nothing feels flat or pasted on.
A palette with intention
Matte ink black with a single brass accent. Restrained on purpose: the posters supply the colour, the interface stays a quiet frame.
Noise & grain
A subtle noise texture sits over everything — the same technique used in high-end app design to stop screens from feeling digital and cold.
Outfit + Inter
Display text uses Outfit — wide, heavy, confident. Body text uses Inter — clean and legible. They were chosen to feel distinct but comfortable together.
One palette, done right. Matte-black brass — restrained on purpose so your posters carry the colour. More themes are on the roadmap for when the app leaves testing.

Seen enough?

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＋ Install

Add Hibiki to
your home screen.

Hibiki is a PWA — it installs like a native app with no App Store needed. Pick your device and browser below.

📱  iPhone & iPad
🧭 Safari — Recommended
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Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in Safari
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Tap the Share button — the box with an arrow pointing up — at the bottom of the screen
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Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen
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Tap Add in the top right — done
🌐 Chrome, Firefox, Edge — iOS 16.4 and later
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Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in your browser
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Tap the Share button — location varies by browser, usually at the bottom or in the menu bar
3
Tap Add to Home Screen, then tap Add
⚠️ Brave on iOS doesn't support adding websites as standalone apps — the option simply isn't there. Open Hibiki in Safari instead for the full installed experience.
🤖  Android
🌐 Chrome
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Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in Chrome
2
Tap the three-dot menu ⋮ in the top right
3
Tap Add to Home screen — or tap Install app if a banner appears at the bottom
4
Tap Add to confirm
🦁 Brave
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Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in Brave
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Tap the three-dot menu in the top right
3
Tap Add to Home screen, then Add
🦊 Firefox
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Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in Firefox
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Tap the three-dot menu in the top right
3
Tap Install, then Add to confirm
🌌 Samsung Internet
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Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in Samsung Internet
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Tap the + icon in the address bar — or tap the menu ☰ and select Add to homescreen
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Tap Add to confirm
💻  Desktop
🌐 Chrome & Edge — Windows & macOS
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Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in Chrome or Edge
2
Look for the install icon ⊕ on the right side of the address bar
3
Click it and select Install — Hibiki opens as its own window
💡 No icon visible? Open the three-dot menu → Cast, save, and share → Install page as app
🧭 Safari — macOS Sonoma / Safari 17+
1
Open hibiki.riftdev.studio in Safari
2
Go to File in the menu bar → Add to Dock…
3
Click Add — Hibiki appears in your Dock like a native app
🦊 Firefox — Desktop
ℹ️ Firefox on desktop doesn't support PWA installation. Bookmark the page instead — Ctrl+D on Windows or Cmd+D on Mac — for quick access from your toolbar.

You're set.

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