Why rate individual episodes?

A single score for a 24-episode series hides where it was good and where it fell apart. Per-episode scores make that shape visible on a chart.

Does it cover manga too?

Yes. Anime and manga live in the same catalogue and the same library.

How big is the catalogue?

Over 122,000 titles and 175,000 character records, with an airing schedule kept current for the running season.

Is an account required?

To browse, no. To keep a library, ratings and reviews, yes — those belong to you and have to be stored somewhere.

Community platform

JustAnime

Track, rate and review anime and manga

JustAnime is a tracker for anime and manga. What separates it from other trackers is that rating does not stop at the series: every episode is rated and reviewed on its own, so where a season picks up or falls apart is not hidden behind a single average. Library, watchlist, studio following and recommendations all sit in the same account.

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JustAnime in numbers

123KAnime and manga titles

175KCharacter records

936Airing schedule entries

Collected automatically from JustAnime's own source every day.

What it does

Per-episode ratings

A score and a review for each episode rather than one number for the whole series. Where a season recovers shows up on the chart.

Library and watchlist

Watching, planned and dropped titles in one place, with progress marked episode by episode.

Studio following

Follow a studio you like and its new work turns up in your list.

Recommendations

Suggestions based on watch history, shown with the reason — "because you watched this".

Getting started

Find a title
Search the catalogue or browse by season, genre or studio.
Add it to your library
Mark it as watching, planned or dropped; progress is tracked episode by episode.
Rate as you go
Score and review each episode while it is fresh rather than guessing an average at the end.
Follow studios
Follow the studios you like and their new work appears in your list automatically.