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Orbit – AniList Client for Android

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Orbit is one of the most complete AniList clients for Android, bringing anime and manga tracking, discovery and community together in one app. Keep your lists and progress up to date, discover your next title, and stay connected to the AniList community. Orbit brings together extensive AniList integration and additional ways to explore your library, including automatic completed-franchise grouping, interactive relation maps, episode guides and anime openings and endings.

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Made for your AniList library

What is Orbit?

Orbit – AniList Client is an Android anime tracker and manga tracker that connects to your existing AniList account. Your anime and manga lists belong to AniList; Orbit gives you a dedicated mobile interface for viewing and updating them.

Sign-in takes place through AniList in your browser. After authorization, Orbit can read your account data and send supported changes back to AniList. There is no separate Orbit account to create.

This is the official product website for Orbit, an independent app. Orbit is not an official AniList application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AniList. The AniList website remains the underlying service.

A look inside Orbit

Real promotional screenshots from Orbit’s Google Play listing. Screens and artwork may vary by app version and account.

Orbit Home with followed anime airing and a Continue list, shown in the Google Play promotional image — Follow what is airing and continue your list.

Orbit Collection with related completed anime arranged into a franchise group — See related completed entries together.

Orbit discovery screen with anime and manga recommendations and a season schedule — Explore anime, manga and the people behind them.

A different view of your collection

What makes Orbit different?

The core of Orbit is your AniList library. Its additional tools help you make sense of long-running series, explore connections and choose what to watch or read next.

Automatic anime franchise grouping

A series can span several seasons, films and other related entries. Orbit can group eligible completed anime from the same franchise into a collection, making a busy completed list easier to browse without losing the individual entries.

Grouping is optional and starts switched off. Enable it in your Collection settings to bring related completed titles together. It changes how Orbit presents your own list; it does not merge your AniList records or rewrite their relationships.

Use it when you want to revisit a series as a whole instead of finding each completed season separately. Group membership depends on the available relationship data and your grouping settings.

Interactive anime and manga relation maps

Open a relation map to explore how an anime or manga connects to other entries. Follow sequels, prequels and supported side relationships, then open an entry for more information or list actions.

Map and list views help you navigate complicated franchises. Relation filters, list membership and release-date views let you focus on the connections that matter to you.

A map is a guide to available catalogue relationships, not a guaranteed complete franchise or a definitive watch order. Anime and manga relationships can include different kinds of connections, so a release sequence and a story sequence are not always the same.

Anime openings and endings

Discover the music behind your favourite anime. Orbit brings opening, ending and insert-song information into your anime experience through AnimeThemes, with clip playback for supported themes.

Revisit a favourite opening or explore the ending that stayed with you, alongside your AniList tracking and media details.

Theme information and clips depend on AnimeThemes coverage. Orbit plays theme clips, not full anime episodes.

Episode guides with canon and filler information

For supported anime, Orbit combines episode information with canon, mixed and filler classifications. This gives you context when you are deciding how to approach a long series or checking the next episode on your list.

Episode metadata comes from Tenrai, with classifications from AniFillerPedia where a supported match is available. Coverage varies; an episode without a reliable match is not automatically classified as canon or filler. These are information guides, not full-episode streaming.

More ways to use your library

Comparison, custom lists and conversations

Advanced AniList list comparison

Compare your anime or manga list with another user’s accessible list. The Shared view focuses on titles you both have; the All view includes entries from either list and shows when a title is missing from one side.

Use genre, format, status and Both rated filters to narrow the comparison. Normalized scores, score-difference sorting and comparison statistics help you find common ground and spot differences in taste, even when the two accounts use different score formats.

This is useful for finding something a friend has watched that you have not, or comparing how you rated shared favourites. Anime and manga are compared separately, and access follows AniList’s data visibility.

Custom AniList lists with bulk selection

Organize existing library entries into custom lists. Orbit supports creating, renaming and deleting custom lists, plus selecting multiple entries to add to or remove from a chosen custom list.

Build a themed selection or reorganize a backlog without opening each title’s entry editor. Removing an entry from a custom list changes its membership; it does not remove the underlying anime or manga from your library.

Changes are saved explicitly through AniList and require connectivity. Custom lists are your own categories; automatic franchise collections are a separate display feature.

A conversation view for profile messages

Orbit’s profile message interface brings incoming and outgoing AniList profile messages into a conversation-style view, with their replies and supported social actions.

It helps you follow an exchange without treating every profile message as an isolated activity. These remain AniList messages with AniList’s visibility rules, rather than a separate private messenger or a real-time chat service. The displayed history is bounded.

Connected to AniList

AniList features supported in Orbit

Track your collection, explore the catalogue and take part in the community from Android. The overview below describes supported workflows; it is not a claim of complete feature parity with the AniList website.

Anime and manga list management

Update watching or reading, completed, planning, paused and dropped entries. Set scores, record episode, chapter and volume progress, add notes and dates, and manage private entries. Choose a title language and score format that suit how you use AniList.

Profiles, favourites and statistics

Explore user profiles, favourites, list information and AniList statistics. Discover what other people enjoy and open the media, characters, staff and studios connected to their interests.

Activities and social interactions

Follow users, browse activity, like supported posts and read notifications. Profile and activity views keep the social context around your anime and manga interests close to your lists.

AniList forums

Browse and search discussions, read threads and replies, and use supported posting, liking and subscription actions. Access and publication depend on your AniList account and the thread’s permissions.

Save local writing drafts for your account and return to them later. Saving a draft does not publish it or queue an offline post.

Previously synchronized lists, offline

Orbit can retain successful own-list snapshots so you can browse previously synchronized anime and manga lists during a connection failure, with a usable stored session.

This does not mean offline editing, an offline catalogue or guaranteed artwork availability. Refreshes and changes need a connection. Signing out clears private library snapshots; an expired or invalid session can require signing in again.

Details and account boundaries

Media pages bring together available genres, tags, ratings, characters, staff, studios, related titles and external links. Some account and list tools—including account/security settings and imports—open AniList’s website. Orbit does not replace AniList account administration.

Make room for your preferences

Personalization

Choose from preset colour themes or build a custom palette with colour selection and hexadecimal input. Theme controls let you shape the appearance of the app beyond a single accent choice.

Show, hide and rearrange supported Home sections to put the information you use first. Reorder discovery sections and configure the Anime and Manga experiences separately.

Favourite ordering and profile layout controls provide more ways to organize what other people see and what you want to reach quickly. These preferences change presentation; they do not alter anime metadata or create new recommendations on AniList.

Follow your curiosity

Anime and manga discovery

Search for anime, manga, characters, staff, studios and users, or begin with popular titles and discovery sections. Move from a title to its cast, creators and related works to explore the catalogue through connections.

Media search supports advanced criteria such as genres and tags, format, year, score and country. Other criteria, including season, source and studio, apply where supported. Filters vary by search type; a people search does not have the same controls as an anime search.

A typical discovery flow can start with a filtered anime search, continue through the details and relation map, and finish by adding a title to your planning list. Your AniList library remains the place where tracking progress and discovery meet.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What is Orbit – AniList Client?

Orbit is an unofficial Android app for tracking anime and manga with an AniList account. It combines list management, catalogue discovery and community features with tools such as completed-franchise grouping and relation maps.

Is Orbit available for Android?

Yes. Orbit is available on Google Play for Android. Check the listing on your device for installation availability and compatibility.

Is Orbit an official AniList application?

No. Orbit is an independent third-party client. It is not operated by, affiliated with or endorsed by AniList.

Can Orbit sync with an existing AniList account?

Yes. Authorize Orbit through AniList to access your existing account. Supported list edits are sent to AniList when connected. An AniList account is required; you do not create a separate Orbit account.

Can Orbit manage custom AniList lists?

Create, rename and delete custom AniList lists, and select multiple entries to change their membership. See custom-list tools and limitations.

Does Orbit support anime franchise grouping?

Yes. Optional grouping brings eligible related completed anime together in your own Collection. It is off by default and changes the display in Orbit without merging the individual AniList entries.

Can Orbit display anime and manga relation maps?

Yes. Orbit displays interactive relation maps for anime and manga with supported relation and display filters. The result depends on available catalogue relationships and is not a guaranteed complete franchise or watch order.

Can I compare my AniList list with another user’s list?

Compare anime and manga lists with Shared and All views, filters, normalized ratings and statistics. See list comparison.

Can I browse my AniList library offline?

Yes, previously synchronized own lists can remain available with a usable stored session. This is offline browsing, not offline editing. New catalogue data, updates and uncached artwork may need an internet connection.

Does Orbit provide anime filler episode information?

Yes, for supported anime with a reliable provider match. Episode guides can show canon, mixed and filler classifications; coverage is not universal, and missing classifications remain unknown.

Can I customize Orbit’s appearance?

Choose preset themes, create custom palettes with hexadecimal colours, and arrange your Home and discovery sections. See personalization.

Does Orbit support AniList social features?

Yes. Orbit supports profiles, favourites, activity, follows, likes, notifications and forums. Follow profile messages and replies in a conversation-style interface.

Can I watch anime or read manga in Orbit?

Orbit is a tracking, discovery and community client. It is not a service for streaming full anime episodes or reading manga chapters. Available external links open the relevant service; AnimeThemes provides opening and ending clips within Orbit.

Your next chapter starts here

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