Using Watchario as a Stremio addon
- Open https://watchario.app and sign in (or continue without linking a tracker to use the public catalogs).
- Toggle the catalogs you want, then click Install to Stremio:
- Your lists, for anime, movies and series: Currently Watching, Completed, Plan to Watch, On Hold and Dropped (plus Rewatching for anime). Each list is opt-in per media type.
- Discover feeds: All Time, Trending, Popular, Anticipated, Most Watched and For You for movies and series, and Trending, Popular, Seasonal and Airing for anime.
- Search across anime, movies and series.
- Changing your settings later automatically invalidates Stremio's manifest cache (a revision counter in the install URL), so there's no reinstall dance.
Link Trakt, Simkl, MDBList, AniList, Kitsu and/or MyAnimeList from Settings and Watchario keeps them all in sync — a watch action anywhere updates every linked tracker.
What's new in 2026-10-09:
- Movies and series alongside anime.
- Simkl and MDBList tracking.
- A much larger set of catalogs.
- Faster catalogs, thanks to fixes to several endpoints.
- Corrected data in meta responses, so more of your stream addons now return results.
What's new in 2026.10.26:
- Your own custom lists can now appear as catalogs, right after your library lists, for anime, movies and series. New lists start switched off; turn them on in Configure.
- Curated genre catalogs (opt-in): 67 hand-picked rows such as Mind-bending sci-fi movies, Korean drama series and Feel-good family movies, refreshed daily.
- One library sort order: the order you choose in the app now applies to every library catalog in Stremio too.
- Anime films you watch in Stremio are tracked like movies and reach Trakt as movies.
- Anime that Stremio numbers by season (split-cour shows) now records the right episode on Trakt, MDBList and your other linked trackers.
- More reliable tracking: updates to a linked tracker that fail are retried, and a stale pause no longer overwrites newer progress.
- Faster anime catalogs and lighter series details, so catalogs load more consistently at busy times.