Today
Daily episodes sorted by time, with countdowns and airing state.
Public anime calendar
Your anime, right on time, without the search.
Follow the season, see exact broadcast times in your timezone and keep your anime schedule close. AniCal stays free, ad-free and usable without an account.
Free and ad-free · Works in your browser · Android app coming to the Play Store
A look inside
Built for the anime season, not for a database.
AniCal is not just a list of dates. Today's releases, the seasons, your list and your notifications sit in one place, in an interface designed for the phone.
Calendar
A weekly view to plan ahead without timezone math.
Seasons
Seasonal anime sorted by popularity, score, availability or release date.
Live preview
Airing soon
A readable schedule for what airs today, tomorrow and throughout the week, with broadcast times converted automatically.
Dandadan
Ep. 4
Solo Leveling
Ep. 7
One Piece
Ep. 1140
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Times in your timezone
AniCal converts Japanese broadcasts and keeps a clear countdown on every episode.
- Local time
- Countdown
- On air
02
A ping when the episode lands
Be told at release, or a few minutes before. Per show, never as one blanket alert.
- At release
- Early reminder
- Per show
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Pick up where you left off
One tap marks an episode watched. Away a few days? AniCal groups what you missed.
- One-tap progress
- Catch-up
- Undo
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AniList and MyAnimeList, if you want
Start with no account. Sync arrives when it earns its place, reviewing conflicts instead of overwriting.
- No account
- Two-way sync
- Conflicts reviewed
Region
Where you actually watch matters.
Pick your country and AniCal reorders the season around it: what's streaming near you floats to the top, with the platform it's on. Nothing gets hidden — hiding is a switch you turn on, never the default.
Supported regions
11 regions today, more as the data holds up. When availability isn't confirmed, AniCal says so plainly instead of guessing.
Streaming data by JustWatch & TMDB.
Language
In your language, not just in English.
AniCal speaks 8 languages, app and site alike. Switch whenever you like — no account, and your list stays put.
Interface language and local availability are two separate settings — reading AniCal in French doesn't mean everything streams in France.
How it works
Open, follow, let AniCal notify you.
The journey stays intentionally short: no account needed to try it, no heavy setup, and sync only appears when it adds real value.
Discover the season
Browse new shows, awaited sequels and already popular titles.
Follow your anime
One tap adds them to Today, Calendar and your list.
Turn on alerts
Get notified when an episode airs, with the correct local time.
Simple by default
Free, ad-free, no account required.
AniCal stays mostly public and local-first. Accounts are mainly for AniList or MyAnimeList sync, not for locking the experience away.
- No ads, no paywall
- Start immediately, no signup
- Public sources: AniList, Jikan and AnimeThemes
- Available on the web; Android app coming
Always nearby
Your anime schedule stays within reach.
Open AniCal from any browser, on phone or desktop. Today's releases and the seasonal charts are one link away, even when you only have a couple of minutes.
FAQ
Quick answers.
Is there a mobile app?
Not yet. Today AniCal runs in your browser, on phone and desktop alike. An Android app is coming to the Play Store soon; iOS will follow.
Do I need an account?
No. You can browse seasons, follow anime and use your schedule without an account. Sign-in is mainly for AniList or MyAnimeList sync.
Are times local?
Yes. AniCal converts broadcast times to your timezone so you do not have to do the math manually.
Where does the data come from?
AniCal uses AniList, Jikan and AnimeThemes, with app-side enrichment when available.
Install
Ready to follow the season?
Open AniCal, follow a few titles, and let the schedule do the rest.