The social platform for Asian drama fans

K-Drama Tracker is a free social platform for Asian drama fans — Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese and Hong Kong series alike. You build a watchlist, mark each series as watching, completed or plan to watch, record which episode you are on, and give it a star rating when you finish. Beyond tracking, an activity feed shows what people you follow are watching and rating, recommendations are based on your own taste, and public fan communities let you discuss dramas with other viewers.

Yes. Creating an account, tracking an unlimited number of series on your watchlist, rating, reviewing, discovering and following friends — all of that is free, with no advertising, no matter what. There is an optional Early Supporter (Pro) tier for people who want to support the project; it unlocks extras like stats-card themes and a profile badge, but nothing about your watchlist is ever limited or paywalled.

Your watchlist is always free and unlimited — add as many series as you want, no cap, on every account. Custom lists are a separate, optional feature for curating themed collections like “Top 10 plot-twist dramas” to share with others; free accounts can create up to 3 of those, and Early Supporters get unlimited custom lists too. Your watchlist itself is never affected by this limit.

Yes, partly. Browsing and searching Korean series and reading every detail page works without signing in. Keeping a watchlist, tracking episode progress, rating series and writing reviews require a free account, because those things are saved to your profile.

Add a series to your watchlist and set its status to Watching. Each entry has an episode counter you increase as you go, so the watchlist always shows how far you are in every series you have running at once.

Yes. Every detail page lists the streaming, free, rental and purchase options for your country, based on JustWatch data supplied through TMDB — it detects your region automatically. The list covers services such as Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video and Viki where they carry the title.

Titles, posters, synopses, cast, episode counts, air dates and streaming availability come from TMDB (The Movie Database). Ratings and reviews written inside the app come from its own users. K-Drama Tracker uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.

Yes. Follow people by username and their watchlist adds, ratings, reviews and badge unlocks show up in your activity feed, newest first, with likes and comments. You can also see a “Your friends are watching” shelf and get suggested people with similar taste based on the genres you rate highest.

Public groups anyone can browse and join with one click — no invite code needed — built around a country, genre or theme (like a Romance Fans or a Filipino Drama Community). Members can recommend dramas and start discussions, similar to a subreddit. You can also create a private, invite-only group instead if you just want a space for your own friends.

Yes. Each series takes a written review alongside your star rating, and each episode has its own discussion thread. Spoilers can be hidden behind a click so people who are further behind can still read along.

Yes. The site is built for phones and can be installed to the home screen as an app, on both iOS and Android. There is nothing to download from an app store.

The watchlist adds up the episodes you have marked as watched and shows your total watch time in days and hours, based on each series' episode length.