Where Hanko is going

Chapters and volumes both, with clear sliders on every manga page. Reading chapters advances your volume count automatically, and totals now show for the big series (Berserk, Vagabond, One Piece and friends).

Nearly 12,000 manga, manhwa, manhua and light novels joined the catalog in one expansion, every one described and tagged. If you read it, you can probably track it now.

The recommendation pages were rebuilt to load in a blink: what took nearly two seconds now returns in well under a tenth of one.

No more dead ends: every title page, settings page and info page has a back control that returns you to where you actually came from.

Hanko runs on its own data pipeline: 52,000+ anime, manga, manhwa and light novels, with new titles discovered, described, tagged and given covers automatically every week. No other tracker in the loop.

Official trailers, verified daily and growing across the catalog. Click-to-play, and nothing loads from YouTube until you press play.

Next-episode countdowns on airing shows, a Just-added rail on the home page, manga statuses that speak manga (Ongoing / Completed), and light novels labelled as what they are.

Every title page has a report button: a wrong cover, description, or fact goes straight into the fix queue, and most fixes regenerate automatically.

A shareable year-in-anime card built from your library: your stats, your top titles, one link.

Bring your AniList or MyAnimeList library over in one go: statuses, progress, scores, notes, watch dates, and rewatches.

Typo-tolerant fuzzy matching across English and Japanese titles (“jujutsu kaisan” still finds Jujutsu Kaisen), and short queries rank by popularity.

Track chapters, rate series, and discuss per chapter. Same library, same stamps.

Supporters get picks that read ratings and notes, a personal reason for every pick, and a why-these-picks summary.

Crunchyroll-style landing pages per genre, with popular, new, and related rails.

A weekly calendar in your local time, with your library highlighted.

Hanko as a proper Android app: installed from the Play Store, full-screen, no browser chrome. Closed testing is mid-window with a tester crew, second update already shipped, and the public-release application goes in at the end of July.

Our own airing schedule built from Japanese TV listings, self-calibrating against the incumbent source daily. The switch flips when it consistently wins.

Built and in private testing: Supporters submit covers and description edits, moderated before they go live, so the data stays clean.

Built and in private testing: follow people, see what they're watching and stamping, share your stats and library with a link.

An AniList-style API so the apps and players you already use can keep your Hanko library in sync: mark episodes watched as you watch them, update progress and scores from anywhere.

Streaming availability per title. The data is already flowing into our database; the pages come next.

See whether a show has an English dub and where it streams. The sourcing plan is settled; it ships alongside Where to watch.

Beyond watch status: build and share themed collections.

A nudge when the next episode of something you're watching drops.