AniCue keeps track of the anime and manga titles a fan follows, with particular attention to manga chapters that may not arrive on a fixed weekly schedule. Users can import titles and progress from AniList or MyAnimeList, then receive alerts when new chapters or episodes are released, with episode times shown in their own time zone. Home and Lock Screen widgets count down to upcoming releases, and a calendar shows the season's episodes and chapters. Users can mark what they watched or read and save their place. The free version supports up to ten titles and includes ads. A one-time S-Rank purchase expands tracking to 500 titles and adds calendar sync, more alert controls, and other options; price is shown in the store.
AniCue: Anime & Manga Tracker
An anime and manga release tracker for chapter and episode alerts, watchlists, calendar widgets, and reading progress.
By Ansh SharmaReleased 2026/10/07No ratings yetOfficial store informationPublished 2026/11/04Checked 2026-11-04
Overview
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What it does
- Import anime and manga lists and progress from AniList or MyAnimeList.
- Receive chapter and episode release alerts adjusted to the user's time zone.
- View upcoming releases through calendars and Home or Lock Screen countdown widgets.
- Track watched episodes and read chapters, then browse recommendations by taste.
A good fit for
- Anime and manga fans who want chapter alerts and a combined progress tracker.
Worth knowing
- The free tier is limited to ten followed titles and includes ads; S-Rank costs a one-time purchase.
- Release information depends on AniCue's source data and availability for each title.
Frequently asked questions
Answers based on the app’s official listing and reviewed information.
What is AniCue: Anime & Manga Tracker used for?
An anime and manga release tracker for chapter and episode alerts, watchlists, calendar widgets, and reading progress.
What can you do with AniCue: Anime & Manga Tracker?
Import anime and manga lists and progress from AniList or MyAnimeList. Receive chapter and episode release alerts adjusted to the user's time zone. View upcoming releases through calendars and Home or Lock Screen countdown widgets. Track watched episodes and read chapters, then browse recommendations by taste.
Who is AniCue: Anime & Manga Tracker designed for?
Anime and manga fans who want chapter alerts and a combined progress tracker.
What should you know before downloading AniCue: Anime & Manga Tracker?
The free tier is limited to ten followed titles and includes ads; S-Rank costs a one-time purchase. Release information depends on AniCue's source data and availability for each title.
Does AniCue: Anime & Manga Tracker include paid features?
S-Rank is a one-time purchase that removes ads and unlocks up to 500 titles, expanded alerts, and calendar sync; current local price is shown in the App Store.
Which platforms support AniCue: Anime & Manga Tracker?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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