TontonanKu

It's nice to be able to track what you've been watching. Whether you prefer films, TV series, anime, or whatever else there is, being able to keep track of what you've seen, what you're currently watching, and what you're looking to get into, can bring a much-needed sense of order to a process that can oftentimes seem all over the place.

Perhaps you may be familiar with some online platforms that aim to facilitate such processes, but what if you're out for a desktop app? The hardest part about TontonanKu is the pronunciation, which is to say that it's a very beginner-friendly app for your film, series, and anime tracking needs.

Perhaps some might see the program's name as some sort of giveaway, in that it's aimed at a primarily anime-centric audience. While that may be true, there's nothing stopping one from logging their movies and TV shows in there. The interface is a simple, functional one, where the user can start managing their watchlist right away.

Type in the title of the content you wish to add to the list, and, where applicable, its season and episode. A status must also be added: you can log things you want to watch, add something you're currently watching, or populate your list with what you've completed thus far.

Upon adding several entries to your watchlist, you'll be able to see how everything stacks up. Once you've seen additional episodes from a series, you can update the respective entry through the same menu.

Importing lists from other services is possible. For instance, if you've been using MyAnimeList to track your watchlist, you can import your account's list into the software, so you can have everything in there.

For users who are looking for something on the simpler side, TontonanKu might be something to consider. Anything more than that, however, and you'll be better off looking elsewhere.