AniDeck — Spoiler Shield, Stats & Episode Companion

AniDeck hides anime spoilers for shows you have not caught up to yet, and puts your progress, cast and discussion one click away while you watch. **How it works** Connect your AniList profile with your public username — no password, no OAuth, no account to create. AniDeck reads which series you are part-way through and how far in you are. From then on, when you browse Reddit, X or YouTube, anything about those shows past your current episode is blurred until you choose to reveal it. Every veil says why it hid something, so the rule is never a mystery. Open a Crunchyroll episode and the side panel fills in with that series' cast, your position in the run, and a link to the episode's r/anime thread. **What it does** - Blurs spoilers on Reddit, X and YouTube based on your real AniList progress - Explains every decision — "Episode 22, you are on 12" — instead of hiding things silently - Leaves shows alone once you finish them, automatically - Lets you force a show to Always or Never blur, per series - Keeps a decision log so you can see what it hid, what it let through, and why - Shows the cast, voice actors, genres and your progress beside the episode you are on - Links straight to the r/anime discussion for that episode - Turns your watch history into a stats dashboard and a shareable image, drawn on your machine **Two things it deliberately gets right** Titles like *Monster*, *Orange* and *Given* are ordinary English words. AniDeck will not blur every occurrence of "monster" on the internet — a single common-word title needs a spoiler signal before it hides anything. And it never touches video playback. It reads pages you are already viewing; that is all. **Privacy** AniDeck makes one data request, to AniList, carrying the username you typed. With cover art enabled it also loads images from AniList's image host — you can turn that off in Settings, which reduces AniDeck to a single contacted address. Nothing else leaves your browser. There is no analytics, no telemetry, no tracking, no remote fonts and no CDN. Your settings and a short-lived cache live in your browser. The decision log is optional, capped at 40 entries, and records why something was hidden — never the text of any post, and never a page address. **Permissions, in plain English** - *Side panel* — so AniDeck has somewhere to appear. - *Storage* — to remember your username and settings. - *Access to anilist.co* — to read your public list. It is the only site AniDeck contacts. **Support** Problems and requests: dhseadev.online. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Crunchyroll, AniList or Reddit. **What's new in 1.3.0** — light and dark themes with six accents and three text sizes, a Settings tab with export/import, an opt-out for image loading and for the decision log, a keyboard shortcut for the shield, and revealed posts that stay revealed as you scroll.