WatchingA beautiful home for your anime collection.
Organize what you’re watching, what you’ve finished, and what you want to watch — all stored locally on your device.
Closed testing is in progress. General installation is not available yet.
Watched
Everything you need to keep track.
A focused toolkit for building a collection that stays personal, clear, and easy to maintain.
Three libraries
Keep watching, watched, and wishlist titles in clear, dedicated spaces.
Quick add
Add several titles in one streamlined pass when a single entry is not enough.
Search & crop covers
Find a cover when you ask, then crop it by hand so each card looks right.
Inspiration
Use name prompts to remember shows you have seen or still want to find.
Tags, ratings & filters
Add context to each title and narrow a growing library without losing your place.
Local backup & restore
Export a local backup with records and saved images, then restore it on another device.
Made for your collection.
Five real screens from AniDeck, shown without retouching or reconstructed interface elements.
Local first, with updates handled by Google Play.
AniDeck is built around device storage. Network access is used for cover searches you start; manual update checks leave the app and open Google Play.
No account required
Your library stays on your device
Cover search uses the network
Export and restore local backups
No anime streaming
Google Play launch in preparation
AniDeck on Google Play
Android distribution and updates will be handled exclusively through Google Play.
Closed testing
Only eligible tester accounts can access the current test listing. This site does not provide an installation file or an alternative mirror.
Questions, answered.
The practical details about AniDeck and Google Play availability.
01Is AniDeck available to everyone?
Not yet. Google Play closed testing is in progress, so only eligible tester accounts can install the current build.
02Does AniDeck stream anime?
No. AniDeck organizes your collection and does not provide video playback or streaming content.
03Where is my data stored?
Your libraries and saved images are primarily stored in AniDeck’s app storage on your device.
04How do I move to a new phone?
Export a local backup in AniDeck, keep the ZIP somewhere safe, then import it on the new device. Import replaces the current data on that device.
05Where will Android updates come from?
Google Play is the only Android distribution and update channel. AniDeck does not download or install updates itself.
06When will production access open?
There is no confirmed public launch date. This site will enable its single Google Play link after production access is approved.
07When does AniDeck use the internet?
AniDeck connects when you start a cover search. A manual update check opens Google Play; the app no longer reads website or GitHub version metadata automatically.