Log what you watch and play. Tell people what’s good.
Log every anime and game, rate and review them, and find your next one through people you trust.
Airing this season
One Piece
Case Closed
Steel Ball Run: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
The Apothecary Diaries Season 3
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2
Black Clover Season 2
Reincarnated as a Sword Season 2
The Exiled Heavy Knight Knows How to Game the System
Blue Box Season 2
Shin Chan
Firefly Wedding
Tokyo Revengers: War of the Three Titans Arc
Everything you watch and play, kept in one place.
Keep a diary
Log every anime and game with the date. Rewatches and replays get their own entries.
Rate on five stars
Halves included, so a 3.5 means what it says.
Write reviews
Say what you thought, and mark spoilers so nobody gets one by accident.
Keep a watchlist and backlog
Save what you want to watch next and what you want to play next.
Make lists
Ranked or not, on any theme: comfort shows, perfect 10-hour games, anything.
Follow people
See what they’re finishing, and meet people who loved what you loved.
Questions people ask first.
What is Epilogd?
A social platform for anime and game fans that helps you find what to watch or play next. Log and rate what you finish, and Epilogd suggests titles in the other medium that share themes with the ones you loved, plus picks from people whose taste matches yours.
Does it cost anything?
No. Epilogd is free (for now), and there are no ads.
Why anime and games together?
Many people love both, and two separate profiles never show your whole taste. Here, what you watched can point you to a game, and what you played can point you to an anime.
Who can see my diary and reviews?
You choose for each diary entry, game log, review and list: public, close friends, or only you. Ratings, likes, and what you’ve watched or played are public, except to people you block.
How can I contact you?
Use the contact form. We read every message and reply by email.
Start with the last thing you finished.
Create an account and give it a date, some stars, and the thought that’s still hanging around.