A platform for anime addicts built with Rails and Hotwire.
Annict (アニクト) is an anime tracking service that allows users to record and share the anime they have watched with friends. The platform also provides a development community for users to engage in various discussions related to development. Users can participate in GitHub Issues to suggest features, improvements, and manage bugs. Additionally, GitHub Discussions offer a space for other questions and general chit-chat. For real-time interactions and casual conversations, users can join the Discord chat. Development priorities and progress are managed through GitHub Projects, while the setup process for the development environment can be found in docs/development.md. Users are encouraged to report any security concerns to hello@annict.com via email and are reminded not to post in public forums for third-party visibility. Annict is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
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