I use AniList. I also have automatic tracking in Tachiyomi and on my Jellyfin server through a plugin. There's also a browser addon for that called MAL-Sync, which I used before. Without automatic tracking I'd be too lazy or forget to update my progress.

started using anilist during that time MAL went down in 2018; liked the sleek interface, the choice in rating systems, the GraphQL API... i transfered my data over and never looked back.

If you use any other tracking software, I would love to hear about it.

Anilist.

Anilist

I used to use MAL through the MyAniList app (not to be confused with MAL) but switched to AniList during the api outage in 2018. Nowadays I mainly track manga and anime automatically through tachiyomiJ2K and aniyomi respectively so I don't interact directly with AniList much, apart from browsing upcoming anime and discovering other series from writers, seiyuus, mangakas etc.

Been using Anilist ever since the MAL android app I was using went down a few years ago

I moved to Anilist when MAL went down for several months a few years ago. I never looked back, its nice there.

I use Anilist because the iOS App is great

I used to use MAL but switched to AL when MAL wasn't listing a lot of Korean webtoons that I was reading since the start of the pandemic.

Anilist after the MAL hack a few years back. Nice aesthetics are a plus for sure

I use both but I personally prefer Anilist

I switched from MAL to AniList a while back. I think it was back during the API outage, got tired of not having apps for tracking and wanted something with a more modern interface.

AniList is great, though I will say the more modern UI also made the page loading a bit more sluggish.

I use both, if MAL is down there is always Anilist to keep my episodes tracked.

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I use a FOSS alternative to MAL, kitsu.io

I've been using MAL, but it's just until I find a good replacement. And by "good" I mean that data is stored locally, like the one from All Mangas Reader.

I moved my account from MAL to Kitsu.io a while back, and I quite like it. More flexible reviews, better UI — plus it’s open-source.

I use MyAnimeList, but I'm actually going to attempt to write my own soon enough using Laravel and Vue. I was planning on starting this week, but I've been completely knocked out with a viral infection, so I dunno when I will start on it, but I do plan on working on it at some point even though I seem to keep delaying it it's still something I really want lol.

Using MAL because I don't have any reason to change. Also like the older aesthetics and the ability to edit the CSS directly.

I use AniList, Anime-Planet, LiveChart, AniDB, and MyAnimeList

Reasons I use each:

AniList gives good stats and breakdowns of what genres, etc, you tend to prefer in a clean, user friendly format

Anime-Planet gives me generally good recommendations, based on anime I want to see something like, or my overall library preferences

LiveChart's just good at giving me what I'm looking forward to in a good digestible feed. Sometimes I scroll through past seasons to see what I may have missed, this is why I maintain a list there

AniDB gives incredibly detailed analytics, has a cool timeline of all your anime watching history. I think this is just really satisfying to look at

MyAnimeList honestly doesn't really have much I care about, just people tend to get squirmish if I link them anything else, so it's the easiest list to send to people without having to explain why I don't use MAL

I've tried both, but abandoned MAL. Anilist has a much cleaner ui, and if you're a manga reader, a much fuller database of series.

Anilist plus taiga. Moved from mal do to it going down for like 2 weeks a couple years back. I can't remember why it went down but I fully converted to anilist because of it.

Anilist is pretty good, I left MAL a few years ago and never looked back.

I use both Anime-Planet and MAL.

I joined Anime-Planet one time MAL had an outage, I think. Both sites have their advantages. A-P has a very rich database of tags, for both anime and characters, and also has a personal feed history that stretches back way longer than MAL's does. On the other hand, MAL includes metadata fields for when I started/finished watching something, and has some third-party sites that integrate with it, such as anime.plus, which I use to see stats on how much I've watched and when and how I've rated things.

So, for now, I just use both at the same time.

I once tried Kitsu, back when it was called Hummingbird, but I wasn't very satisfied with it. Haven't ever tried AniList or AniDB.

I primary used MAL for tracking, because people recommend this site for tracking all anime and anime episodes.

Anilist for automatically syncs my Plex server and better app with slidebar rating but I like MAL more for community, anilist is just tracker.

I use anime-planet, just because it was the first thing I found back in the day and I'm not switching now. The scoring systems is a bit limited, using the five stars (essentially just 1-10). I do like the simple design, makes it very clear where everything is, and your profile has a nice big overview of how much of your life you have wasted :D

None (I forget to keep watching stuff halfway through the season)

Neither, AniDB.

Set up is a pain though, terrible defaults.