What's New

This is the biggest update we've ever shipped — one drop, thirteen features, all aimed at the same moment: it's evening, you've got ninety minutes, and you want to spend them watching, not scrolling. Here's everything, starting with the one you'll feel first.

Your home page is now a three-slot board that answers, every single evening: what do I continue, what do I try, and what's new for me. Logging the episode you just watched is one tap, right on the card. The board recomputes at 3pm your time, every day — so tomorrow's board is tomorrow's answer, not a rerun.

The bell finally does something. Binge Senpai will now tell you when an episode of a show you're watching drops, nudge you about a show you shelved and forgot, and flag news on the stuff you're planning. Three rules we hold ourselves to:

And if you're on Android: you can now install Binge Senpai as an app and get these as real push notifications — no store, no download, it's the same site with a home-screen icon. We'll only ask you once, and we show you exactly what a notification looks like before you decide.

Opt in and every evening — your evening, not some server's — you get one short email: what to continue, what aired, one pick, and news on your plan-to-watch. Every link signs you in and lands you on your board. And yes, the unsubscribe link is real and works in one click. Confirm your email and it's yours.

Everything good in Binge Senpai gets better the more of your history it knows — and entering history used to be a form per title. Not anymore. The Sprint is a full-screen wall where rating a title takes about two seconds. Rated one season of a franchise? We fan out the rest so you can sweep the whole saga. There are decade shelves for remembering what you watched in 2009, and unlocks along the way at 10, 30, and 100 titles.

Prefer the express lanes? Paste any list of titles — a text file, a friend's recommendations — and we'll match it with a confirmation receipt before anything saves. And by popular demand: AniList import is here. Just your username — no file export, no OAuth dance.

Every Sunday evening we now write your Weekly Shelf Report: what you watched, the shape of your week's taste, the moment worth remembering, and where your momentum points next. Quiet week? Two gentle lines. Never guilt.

From your stats or your report you can now mint a Taste Card — a clean, shareable image of your top shelf and your taste in three words. WhatsApp it, download it, or share the link; friends who tap it land on a page with exactly one button: build your own.

Search now leads the catalog, and when it comes up empty it tells you why: whether results are hidden by your filters (with an honest count and a reveal), whether you meant a different spelling — "bluelock" finds Blue Lock now — or whether we genuinely don't have it, in which case you can ask Senpai directly. Result cards get a quick-shelf button, and there's a hidden-gems row for the stuff everyone sleeps on.

If you use the mature-content side of the catalog, it finally works like it should: your content mode is now a three-way setting that sticks to your account — Everyday, Everything (with clear 18+ badges), or After Dark only. One age gate, asked once, remembered forever. Discreet covers where you'd want them, and leaving is always a single tap that never asks questions. We don't advertise this mode anywhere — it's simply there if it's yours.

All of this is free — no tier, no unlock, no catch. If something feels off, or something feels great, tell me: I read everything. This app gets built out of your replies more than you'd guess — the AniList importer exists because many of you asked.