Anime Vault watches while you watch — every episode, on any free site, tracked automatically into a vault no takedown can touch. And it can always leave with you.
14-day full trial · $1.99 once · never a subscription
Domain seized. DMCA. Rug-pull. One morning the site is gone — and the hundreds of shows and thousands of episodes it remembered for you are gone with it.
Your list lives in its own vault — off the streaming sites entirely. Sites can burn down every season; your history doesn’t even notice. And it keeps building itself while you just… watch.
The list has to build itself — nobody logs episodes by hand for long. So Anime Vault does the logging, and you do the watching.
Type your AniList or MAL username — no login needed — and your whole history lands in the vault before the kettle boils. Backup file? That works too.
Cross the 80% mark of an episode and it’s marked watched — on any site, even ones we’ve never seen. Ambiguous page? We’d rather skip than guess wrong.
One click downloads your entire history in the standard MAL-compatible XML every big tracker imports. Trial, paid, or long-lapsed — the door is never locked.
A vault you can’t leave is just a nicer cage. So the one non-negotiable promise: your whole history exports to standard MAL XML — the format MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, Shikimori and Anime-Planet all import.
Not a backup folder — a full tracker that fills itself, checks itself, and tells you what to watch next.
Reads the page, not your screen. Finishes past 80% → marked watched. New clone site layouts get learned once, then shared with everyone.
Your AniList or MAL history imports in under a minute, so the vault starts populated — status, scores, progress, notes. Never a blank page.
Recommendations built from your actual list and the anime relation graph — never something you dropped, planned, or already finished.
Everything auto-added since your last visit waits in one lightweight batch. One tap to fix an episode number or toss a wrong catch.
UI mock — illustrative placeholder art, not final product chrome
Fourteen days of the full product, free. If it earned its keep, $1.99 keeps the engine running — forever. No subscription. No card on file. No second charge, ever.
Install the extension, type your username, done — your list arrives before the first episode ends.