Ani100: 100-Point Anime Log

Ani100: 100-Point Anime Log

Private anime tracker — 0–100

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Released
May 13, 2026
Updated
October 25, 2026

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Ani100 is a personal anime log for scoring what you watch on a 0–100 scale. A 4-star anime that's almost a 3, and a 4-star anime that's almost a 5 — on a five-star scale they end up identical. That frustration is why this app exists. On a 100-point scale they stay apart, like a 68 and an 88. Made for you if: - Star ratings feel too coarse - You want to keep the difference between an 89 and a 92 - You want your own scores, uninfluenced by anyone else's - You want a quick Watched / Watching / Plan to Watch switch Key features: 1. Search a title and add it to your library 2. Score 0–100 with a slider plus ±1 / ±10 buttons 3. Three statuses: Watched, Watching, Plan to Watch 4. Sort by score, date added, date updated, finished date, or title 5. Add a short note on why you scored it that way 6. Share a card or your list with a single link Not a social network: - No follows, likes, comments, or rankings - No streaming links, no other users' ratings - Once other people's reactions are on screen, they pull your score toward them — so they're not here Your data: - Records are stored on your device. Only when you use the sharing feature, the titles, cover image URLs and (if enabled) the scores and notes you chose to include are stored on the developer's server to render the shared page. Records you don't share are never sent - Any shared link can be revoked at any time from "Manage shared links" in the app - No account registration or login required; we do not collect email addresses or phone numbers - Search strings are sent to the AniList API, and to the Annict API when AniList has no match. Anime IDs are sent to the MyAnimeList API to fetch cover images; no personally identifiable information is included - To supplement cover images for records added in older versions, the app may send anime IDs to AniList at startup until the backfill completes (a migration step that does not occur for new users and sends no personally identifiable information) That show you just finished — what score would you give it?
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What's New in Ani100

1.9.0

October 25, 2026

A rebuilt score card, and a detail screen split into Score and Notes tabs. - Choose between two score card styles: a "slider" with a row of ticks, or a "grid" where you pick the tens and the ones. Switch styles in Settings - Logged titles now save as soon as you edit them. Undo from the saved notice - Change a title's status from the status button on its library row, without opening the detail screen - Your records are backed up to your own iCloud and can be restored after reinstalling or switching phones. You can turn this off in Settings - Group the seasons of the same anime into a series and give the series its own score and review (beta feature, turn it on in Settings) - The "i" in the library's top bar is now a gear, and Settings is split into Beta features, General and About sections - Light haptic feedback when you change a status or open a menu. You can turn it off in Settings - A dialog lets you know at launch when a newer version is on the App Store - When the supplementary search fails, it now says so instead of showing "no results" - The library keeps its scroll position when you come back from editing a title

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