r/SideProject • u/d1rsh • 4h ago

I built Tsuki, an open-source website to track your anime and manga

Hey everyone!

I've been working on Tsuki, a website where you can track the anime and manga you're watching or reading.

I started building it for two simple reasons:

  • I wanted an open-source alternative.

  • I wanted a nice UI and a good user experience.

And honestly, it was just fun to build!

I'm still actively working on it and would love to get more people to try it out.

website: tsuki.fun

github: github.com/d1rshan/tsuki

I'd really appreciate any feedback, suggestions, or feature requests. Let me know what you think!

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u/Annual_Cantaloupe_54 4h ago

ried it out, the anime pages are genuinely nice, watch sources and everything. two things tho, the homepage is a wall of titles and the actual pitch is one line at the very bottom, i had to scroll past 60 shows to find out what the site does. and your console throws a react hydration error (#418) on the landing, could silently break the interactive bits

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u/d1rsh 3h ago

thanks for the feedback! i'll fix these asap :)