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

Edit a title you've already logged, straight from search. - Tap a search result: logged titles open for editing so you can fix the score; new titles open the add screen - The IN LIB mark and score now sit under the title in search results - The button at the bottom right of the library is now a magnifying glass instead of a plus - "Plan to watch" is now "Want to watch"

Search under the hood, and a clearer look when a cover is missing. - Cover posters and the Annict fallback search now go through the ani100.com server, so search tuning reaches you without an app update - The Annict key is no longer bundled in the app - Titles without a cover now show "NO IMAGE" on the poster; while loading you only see a spinner - The detail screen header uses the same placeholder when a cover is missing - The bottom of the SEARCH and LIBRARY lists now fades into the background instead of a hard edge - Requires iOS 15 or later

Search got a lot better. - Find titles by nicknames and kana such as "bozaro" (search now runs on AniList) - Titles missing on AniList are looked up on Annict, so overseas streaming shows can be logged too - Search now works from 2 characters - Search results show MyAnimeList posters

Share your list with a link. - Turn a title's cover, score and note into a card image and share it with a single link - You choose what to include (score, note), and any link can be revoked at any time - Added an in-app changelog - Better loading states and a notice when the connection is weak, plus other small improvements

A major redesign of the app. - Refreshed library: grid/list views, swipe between statuses, and a score-band rail - All-new title detail screen with large poster artwork - Search now opens with a grid of this season's anime - Various usability improvements and bug fixes

You can now record the date you finished watching. - Save a finished date per title (today is filled in automatically when you mark it Watched) - Pick any past date from the calendar - New Finished sort shows your library in viewing order

- Library update status (retrieving cover images) is now displayed on the screen during upgrades. - Fixed a bug where the same work would be registered twice, making the display more stable.

What's New in 1.2.0 • Search has been refreshed — clearer cover art helps you find the title you want, faster. • You can now open "Write a review" and "Send feedback" right inside the app. • Polished in-app notifications and various small improvements.

･Fixed: tapping "Back to shelf" from the detail screen now correctly returns to the previous screen (e.g., search results) instead of always jumping to the library. ･Saving a new record now returns to the search screen so you can keep adding without bouncing through the library. ･The back link now reads "Back to search" or "Back to shelf" depending on where you came from.

Ani100 now speaks English. • Full English localization — the app follows your device language (English or Japanese). • Anime titles are language-aware: English titles on an English device, original titles in Japanese, with sensible fallbacks. • Various polish and stability fixes.