Statistics

Statistics

Your library in numbers. It is the first view of the personalization hub - the round logo button in the middle of the navigation bar (bottom bar on phones, side rail on desktop) - next to Genre cloud and Recommendations.

Everything is counted from your own local library. No key, no account, no network.

Period

A dropdown across from the headline picks the period:

• All time - the whole library.
• A year - one calendar year, offered for the recent years that have activity.

Every block below follows the selected period.

The hero

The top of the page shows the item total over a wall of covers from your library, and the counters for the period:

• movies watched, episodes, manga chapters, book pages
• watched & played hours, with a breakdown of how the hours were obtained: entered by hand, taken from trackers, or estimated from runtime
• tracks listened
• average rating, replays, liked episodes

Library by type

One card per media type - games, movies, TV shows, anime, manga, books, visual novels, audio - with a live status bar (planned / in progress / completed / dropped) and the completion percent.

Your year, month by month

A ribbon of months with what you added and how many episodes you watched in each. The tallest month is marked as the peak, and each month carries the cover of its highest rated title. Tapping a month opens a week-by-week breakdown of the same numbers.

Best and worst

Per media type, the highest and the lowest rated title of the period, side by side, by your own ratings.

Platforms

Game cards per platform: how many games, how many hours, the status split, and the covers of the most played titles. Games with no platform set are grouped separately. Long lists collapse behind Show all.

Formats

Anime and manga cards grouped by the format that comes from the source data - TV, OVA, Movie for anime; manga, novel, one-shot for manga - each with its top rated covers.

Subgenres and tags

Chip cards for anime and manga side by side, built from the source tags. The vocabularies differ between providers, so the tags are shown per type rather than merged.

Me vs the crowd

The titles where your rating differs most from the source rating, split into "I rate them higher" and "I rate them lower", with both numbers next to each other.

Top rated

The highest rated titles of the period, as covers.

Share card

Export share card renders a summary of the period - totals, completed count, average rating and the best title - as a PNG through the normal Save dialog.

Empty library

With nothing in the library yet the page just says so. Add items, set statuses and ratings, and the blocks fill in.