The "What Should I Watch?" link in the menu is a tool designed to suggest anime from your list that match your mood.
Curators (moderators and administrators) assign each anime a few sentence tags: "Set in school", "Has sports", "Has magic", etc. Pick whichever sentences you fancy and press "Recommend".
Think of each selected sentence as a scoop. Each scoop pulls its matches from the list. If you pick multiple scoops, the anime that match the most scoops bubble to the top.
The Show Emotions button under the sentence panel opens the nine emotions. Every emotion you pick is a scoop too and is scored together with the sentences. On an online (multi-user) installation the marks of every member are counted: pick "Made Me Laugh" and you get the anime any member marked "Made Me Laugh". The number on the badge is how many members marked that emotion; who marked it is never shown. Among anime with the same score, the one with more marks comes first. On the same installation, when you are logged in, the Only ones I have not started box is ticked by default: anime you watched, are watching, put on hold or dropped, and any anime you have counted episodes for, are left out of the results. The number hidden is shown above the results, and one click shows them too. On a single-user installation on your own computer the only marks are yours, so an emotion search there means "the anime I marked with this emotion".
If you press "Surprise Me" without picking any sentence, the system picks a random anime you have not watched yet. A quick fix when you can't decide.
When the sentence list grows long you can type into the search box. Sentences that start with the letters you type appear as a filtered list. Turkish characters are distinguished — typing "u" matches words starting with "U"; typing "ü" matches words starting with "Ü".
On an anime's detail page you can mark how it made you feel. There are nine emotion options:
Your emotion marks are personal and are summarised on the Statistics page as a "By Emotion" distribution — you can see there which emotion you mark the most.
On an online (multi-user) installation one more line appears under the emotion buttons on the detail page: "3 people marked: Excited 2 · Thought-provoking 2 · Bored 1". It is the sum of the marks every member put on that anime — the answer this site gives in place of a "score". The numbers are anonymous; who marked what is never shown. When nobody has marked anything the line is absent. A single-user installation on your own computer has no such line (the distribution would just be your own marks).
The Statistics page gives you numbers that summarise your list, split across two tabs:
Your personal summary: total anime, total episodes you have watched, total episodes; a breakdown by media type (TV / Movie / OVA, etc.), by broadcast status, by watch status (Watching / Watched / Plan to Watch / On Hold / Dropped / Not Selected), and a by-emotion distribution.
Independent of your personal list, this shows the catalog's overall distribution (how many anime, which media types, etc.). It reflects the whole catalog, not your watch status.
Anime descriptions on this site are originally written in Turkish by the site curator. English versions are produced by AI translation using external tools and pasted in manually. They are labelled "Auto-translated from Turkish" below the synopsis.
Translation quality may vary, and the Turkish original is always the authoritative version. You can switch language at any time using the language selector.
For further questions: more detailed technical information is on the project's GitHub page.
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