Anime diary for what you actually played
An anime diary is your own record of what you watched. AniDachi’s anime tracker saves the Crunchyroll episode or YouTube video that was open in desktop Chrome. Notes about how you felt stay yours. The page is not a public list.
Start a Watchroom
Install AniDachi in Chrome for Crunchyroll, YouTube, and Netflix. Free includes 20 minutes a day for rooms of up to 4 people, including you. Plus and Pro have no daily time limit.
What to write in the diary
- The title and the date — Enough to find the night later. A mood or a line you liked can sit next to it.
- Where you stopped — Episode number, or the YouTube video. That is the part the player can fill in.
- Leave unstarted titles off — A diary of intentions turns into a backlog. Queue those separately.
A written diary versus a saved episode
Writing “episode 4” in a note can drift from the player. Plus or Pro records the place from the tab you have open. Free can still open saved history and Resume. Adding a title to a note does not mark it watched, and a friend’s room does not write into your diary.
Start the queue on the animes to watch list, then install from /extension. A finish checklist is on the anime checklist.
Published September 27, 2026 · By AniDachi · Editorial policy
Start a Watchroom
Install AniDachi in Chrome for Crunchyroll, YouTube, and Netflix. Free includes 20 minutes a day for rooms of up to 4 people, including you. Plus and Pro have no daily time limit.