Anime tracker for what you actually play
AniDachi tracks the Crunchyroll episode or YouTube video you have open in desktop Chrome. Plus or Pro saves that place so you can resume it from the extension. It is your own log, not a public anime list.
Start a Watchroom
Add AniDachi from the Chrome Web Store. Free includes 20 minutes a day for rooms of up to 4 people, including you. Plus and Pro have no daily time limit. Friends join free.
Anime episode tracker, not a public list
- Crunchyroll — The title and episode you are watching on a catalog page.
- YouTube — A full youtube.com/watch video. Shorts, embeds, and the mobile app are not tracked.
- Your account only — Friends do not share one history. Recording needs each viewer’s own Plus/Pro access and permission, with a separate toggle for YouTube.
Free, Plus, and Pro
Free can open saved history, Resume, and delete it. Recording and editing progress need your own active Plus/Pro access. Automatic recording also needs your permission, with YouTube enabled separately. Async catch-up is planned, not available today. Details are on pricing.
Start a queue
A tracker is more useful when you already know what you want to start. Build that queue on the animes to watch list. After you have watched, keep an anime diary or check titles off on the anime checklist. Before you commit to a long series, check how many episodes One Piece has and how long it takes at your pace. For a group pick, browse every anime to watch with friends, A to Z. The longer plan-to-watch list is the anime watchlist. Crunchyroll’s own episode list stays on Crunchyroll watch history. Open the title on Crunchyroll or YouTube and install AniDachi from the Chrome extension page.
Published September 26, 2026 · Updated October 8, 2026 · By AniDachi · Editorial policy
Start a Watchroom
Add AniDachi from the Chrome Web Store. Free includes 20 minutes a day for rooms of up to 4 people, including you. Plus and Pro have no daily time limit. Friends join free.