Anime tracker

An anime tracker that keeps up with every episode

Seasonal simulcasts, 1,000-episode classics and anime films — tracked episode by episode, with your TV shows and films in the same list.

Built for how anime is actually watched

Every series gets an episode checklist. Tick them off as you watch, or catch up in one go with “Up to here”.

Shows like One Piece are split into blocks of 50 episodes, and open on the block you’re up to.

See which episode airs next and when. When you’re caught up on a simulcast, haveseen says so instead of marking it finished.

Titles, cover art, studios, genres and community scores come from AniList, one of the biggest anime databases.

Log anime films alongside series, with ratings, notes and the date you watched them.

Anime hours, favourite genres, your highest-rated series and its best episode.

Export from MyAnimeListGo to myanimelist.net → Profile → Export and export your anime list. You’ll get a .xml.gz file.
Drop it on haveseenOpen haveseen, go to Upload → MyAnimeList and drop the file in. There’s no need to unzip it.
Check and addYour statuses, scores and episode counts come across. Review the list and add it.

Watching on Crunchyroll? Open your Crunchyroll history, copy the page and paste it into Upload → Crunchyroll.

Search a series, tick off where you’re up to, and let haveseen keep count.

Is this anime tracker free?

Yes, haveseen is free to use. Create a free account to sync your list between devices.

Where does the anime data come from?

Anime titles, artwork, episode counts and airing dates come from AniList. Episode ratings for the stats page come from TVmaze where available.

Can I import my MyAnimeList or AniList list?

MyAnimeList exports import directly. For other sites, export a CSV with a title column or paste a list of titles on the Upload page.

Does it show when the next episode airs?

Yes. For airing series, the next episode appears in the guide with its air date.