AniCheck

The idea

AniCheck brings anime discovery and personal viewing history together. Its own catalog, with Portuguese synopses and franchise and studio pages, connects to watchlists, ratings, and conversations. You can find a title, track your progress, and exchange recommendations within the same app.

What you can do

• Find titles by genre, studio, format, year, and rating, and explore connections between franchises.
• Organize planned, watching, completed, paused, and dropped titles; track episodes, ratings, favorites, and notes with spoiler protection.
• Create public or private lists, edit multiple entries at once, and export your collection to Excel, JSON, or CSV.
• Add friends, post reviews and recommendations, follow activity, and share anime and lists in individual or group chats.
• Manage the catalog and community through title imports, image updates, audit records, and report moderation.

My contribution

Conceived and developed entirely by Pedro Henrique Ferreira Zampronha. The work connects the catalog, personal tracking, social features, and administration tools in one experience.

How it works in practice

The project is in active development. Its PWA experience supports installation and access to previously cached data while offline, with synchronization when connectivity returns. Chat and other social interactions require an internet connection.