Open Source Dart Anime Software

JHenTai is a Flutter-based cross-platform client for browsing and reading hentai manga from the E-Hentai and ExHentai galleries. It supports advanced features like search filters, image caching, favorites, downloads, and multi-threaded image preloading to optimize the reading experience. Users can view galleries in a reader mode with customizable layouts, zoom, and navigation options. The app includes account integration for logged-in features, synchronization of favorites, and support for multiple reading modes. Offline mode allows reading previously downloaded galleries without connectivity. Designed for performance and privacy, it provides full control over data caching and user sessions while offering a polished mobile and desktop reading experience.

Mangayomi is a free, open-source multimedia application for reading manga, comics, webtoons, and novels while also watching anime and other video content. Built with Flutter, it provides a unified experience across Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux. The application supports local media libraries and extensible content sources developed with Dart or JavaScript. Users can customize reading directions, viewing modes, and other preferences to suit different publication formats. Mangayomi integrates with tracking services such as MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, SIMKL, and Trakt to manage reading and viewing progress. It also offers library categories, light and dark themes, and backup functionality. Offline reading and local content management make it a flexible platform for maintaining personal entertainment collections.

A beautiful and cross platform NHentai Client. Support desktop and mobile phone (Mac/Windows/Linux/Android/IOS).

oneAnime is a cross-platform Flutter application for watching anime through a clean third-party Anime1 client. It is designed to provide a simple, ad-free viewing experience with an interface that follows Material You design principles. The app supports multiple desktop and mobile platforms, including Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and self-signed iOS builds. It includes features for browsing anime, searching shows, viewing schedules, playing episodes, handling subtitles, and using danmaku comments. The project also emphasizes native-style playback rather than acting as a basic webview wrapper. Its main value is giving Anime1 users a more polished, modern, and cross-platform client for watching and tracking anime content.

PiliPala is a GPL‑licensed, Flutter-built third-party Bilibili client that works on Android, iOS, desktop, and web. It includes recommendations, live streams, video playback with gestures, adjustable playback speed, AV quality and decoder controls, bullet comments, subtitles, snapshots, fullscreen modes, UI theming, blacklists, and more.

Free and open source Multi-functional application that supports video, comics, novels extended source for Android, Windows, and Web.

AnimeOne is a free, open-source, unofficial Anime1 client built with Flutter for watching anime through a dedicated application. It provides a convenient interface for exploring recently released series and browsing an organized anime catalog. Users can search for titles directly rather than navigating the Anime1 website. A seasonal release schedule helps viewers follow newly airing shows and upcoming episodes. The application also includes promotional videos introducing new anime releases. Its integrated video player allows episodes to be watched without switching to an external browser. Automatic night mode adjusts the interface for comfortable viewing in darker environments. Locally cached catalog information reduces unnecessary downloads, while automatic application updates simplify maintenance.

KazumiRules is the hosted rules repository for the Kazumi anime application. It stores community-contributed JSON rule files that define how Kazumi can collect and parse anime content from supported sources. The repository is organized around rule contribution rather than application code, making it a data and configuration companion to the main Kazumi app. Contributors are asked to submit or update only rule files, while generated files such as the index and README are updated automatically after merges. The rules support multiple API levels, with newer levels adding features such as POST requests, referer handling, legacy parser support, and HLS ad filtering. Its main value is providing a centralized, maintainable rule library that expands Kazumi’s content-source compatibility.

NipaPlay-Reload is an open-source, cross-platform video player and media manager designed for anime enthusiasts. It supports Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS, providing a consistent interface across devices. The player handles local video files with multiple subtitle formats and selectable audio tracks. Its integrated danmaku system displays synchronized viewer comments over videos, including content matched through Dandanplay. Users can connect Emby, Jellyfin, SMB, and WebDAV sources to access remote media libraries. Bangumi integration enables anime tracking, viewing progress synchronization, ratings, and episode schedule browsing. The interface offers light and dark themes with automatic appearance switching. Built with Flutter and Rust, the application combines video playback with anime discovery and personal library management.

Tsumiru is a cross-platform manga and webtoon reader designed to connect to a self-hosted Suwayomi server. It provides access to manga libraries and reading progress stored on the server. Users can download chapters for offline reading, including when the server becomes temporarily unavailable. Its continuous webtoon reader allows chapters to flow together while preserving pinch-to-zoom functionality. The application automatically discovers compatible servers on the local network during initial setup. Library management tools support sorting, filtering, bookmarks, and bulk chapter downloads. Incognito mode prevents reading activity from being added to history. Users can personalize the interface with thirteen themes, custom accent colors, and OLED black mode. Tsumiru supports Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, and web browsers.