Every story.
One place.
A tracker for the stories you love.
Built out of the frustration of keeping them everywhere else.
We’re building Tsuiseki to bring your manga, manhwa and anime Library together—with multiple sources, respect for creators, and privacy at its heart.
Here’s how it startedIt started
with a notepad.
Before Tsuiseki, I kept my reading and anime backlogs in a notepad. My stories were spread across different sites, along with the links I needed to find them again. Remembering the last chapter or episode was only half the job; the other half was remembering where I’d left it.
I built a tracker to take that burden off my own shoulders. I wanted other readers and watchers to have an easier way too, instead of piecing together a Library from bookmarks, notes and separate lists.
Tsuiseki grew from that small, personal frustration. The goal is simple: one coherent place to keep your stories, so coming back to them feels easy.
Your Library,
brought together.
Your manga, manhwa and anime can live side by side. Keep track of your chapters and episodes, follow seasons and releases, save what you want to try next, and find external places to read or watch.
We bring information together from several catalogues and schedule sources. Sources can disagree or fall behind, so we keep their context visible and make room for corrections. An update to a title should help you understand it—not change your personal progress for you.
Core tracking stays free. Optional Supporter features help sustain this independently built project, operated from the Philippines.
Respect for
the stories.
And their creators.
Being useful should go hand in hand with responsible sourcing. Our aim is to respect copyright, source terms and permissions while giving you useful catalogue information and release context.
Tsuiseki is a tracker and source directory. We don’t host chapters or episodes, or access private reader and player sessions. Promotional cover artwork belongs to its respective rights holders; a source being publicly accessible does not make its content ours.
Source attribution, corrections and copyright reports are part of that responsibility. Our policies explain what we use, what we exclude, and how rights holders can request review or removal.
Your Library
is personal.
What you read, watch and save is your business. We don’t sell your personal data or use your private Library to build advertising profiles.
We use established sign-in providers and account-security controls. We collect the information needed to run the features you choose, keep your account working and protect the service. We also use aggregated usage analytics to understand what needs improving.
Privacy and security are ongoing responsibilities. You should be able to understand what we collect, why we need it and how to contact us about it.
Read our privacy policyA better catalogue.
Built together.
Readers often notice what a catalogue misses: another title a story goes by, a better cover, an incomplete synopsis, or a genre that doesn’t quite fit.
We want the community to help shape that information. We’re building toward reviewed contributions for alternative titles, cover art, synopses and genres, with approved corrections becoming part of the shared title record.
That means listening carefully and reviewing changes before they become catalogue facts. The people who care about a story should have a way to help others find and understand it.
Tell us what could be betterMake room for your next story.
Start your Library right here, before signing in. If Tsuiseki makes your backlog a little easier, we’d love to hear about it.