Where can I see my statistics and activity heatmap?

What the numbers describe#

Sign in to the account you want to inspect. Account Overview shows Anime Watch Activity, a grid covering approximately the past year. The profile’s Recent Watch, Liked, Disliked and Watchlist are different counts; a large watchlist does not mean you watched every title in it.

This page explains the website views. An app’s statistics screen can present different summaries from the same account data.

Read your activity grid#

1. Open Account → Overview and check the username at the top.
2. Find Anime Watch Activity. Each small square represents a date; stronger color means a higher recorded episode count. Less → More is the legend, not a playback-quality indicator.
3. On a computer, hover a square to see its date and episode count. On a narrow screen, scroll the grid horizontally to reach the other weeks.
4. If a load-error message appears, use Retry. An error is not a confirmed zero-activity result.
5. Open your profile to compare the Watch Activity section and summary counters. A list or reaction count measures that feature, not hours of video.

Decide what other people can see#

1. Open Account → Profile.
2. In the visibility controls, set Watch Stats to Public or Private.
3. Choose Save Changes.
4. Open the full profile from its preview. Remember that you can still see your own private statistics; that does not mean visitors can see them.

Profile visibility, watchlist visibility and statistics visibility are separate choices. Follow profile settings if you want to review all three. Making statistics private changes who can see them; it does not delete your viewing data.

What should happen?#

You can identify your active days and distinguish recorded episode activity from watchlist and reaction totals. You also know which visibility setting controls the public activity display.

Missing days or unexpected totals#

• The page cannot load: use Retry, confirm that you are still signed in, and check service status if multiple account pages fail.
• The grid loads, but a day is empty: check whether you watched as a guest, offline or in an external player that did not report activity. An empty square does not prove you watched nothing.
• The activity appears on a neighboring date: compare the date shown in the tooltip and your device time zone before reporting a missing day.
• Continue Watching is correct but the count seems wrong: activity summaries and resume position answer different questions; use progress correction for the latter.
• Another account has the data: use cross-device account checks, not repeated manual completion marks to increase the chart.

For a support report, include the affected date, expected episode, client used and whether its saved progress is present. Do not post a screenshot of your full private history when a single example will do.